
Class 
Book 



COPYRIGHT DEPOSIT 



ORANL) RAPIDS 



Guide and DlreGloru 








(CITY HALL) 

containing: 

OFFICIAL STREET NUMBERS AND GENERAL 

INFORMATION OF THE CITY. 

A Sectional Map pf Kent County, Railway Distance 
Table and Church Directory of the City. 

ISSI - ISSS 

I»n.XOI3, - so OIESIXTTS- 



GRAND RAPIDS, MICH : 

THE STANTON PR/NTINCx CO., NO. 2 PEARL ST. 
IHltl. 



M. J. KOLTS & SON'S 
CITY 



IN TABLES CONTAINING THE ORIGINAL 
NUMBERS ON BUILDINGS, 



AND 



BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF THE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 
TRADE AND KINDRED BRANCHES. 

By MATTHEW J. KOLTSjI^i- 16 1891 '. 

Author, Designer and Proprietor; City of Grand Rapids, 
State of Michigan, 1891. 



GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.: 
The Staxton Pei.vting Co.. Pp;i.ntees. 



ENTERED ACCORDING TO ACT OF CONGRESS, IN THE YEAR 189I, 

BY MATTHEW J. KOLTS ct SON, 

IN THE OFFICE OF THE LIBRARIAN OF CONGRESS, WASHINGTON, D. C. 



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EXPLANATORY. 



The numbers at the street crossing-s upon the Tables or Maps were 
carefully compiled from the maps in the City Surveyor's office, and con- 
tain one number to each 20 feet or fraction thereof (streets not included.) 
Portions of the Tables show every Second Number and the Even Num- 
bers, so each single number can be easily ascertained. 

SCALE. 



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Continuation of streets from one Table to the other. The page 
number is found at the top of the Table and center of the street. Back 
number at the bottom of the page. 

The numbers in brackets of the City Sectional Map, pages 118 and 
119, show the relative page numbers of the Tables of the Book. 



COUNTY 3IAP. 

Number and Range of Township is found on margin of Map. 
P. O.— Name of Postoffice. 

Numbers i to 36. — The number of sections in a Township. 
640 Acres — One Section. 



Note— ERRATA.— Page 62 of explanation should read " i to 9," m- 
stead of 7 to 9. 

Page 92, section 2, of ordinance relating to Fire Wood, should read 
"not exceeding Sjoo. 




KENT COUNTY COURT HOUSE. 
Cor. Crescent Avenue and Kent Street. 



INDEX TO TABLES. 

STREETS. PAGE. 

A 

Alabama Street 25 

Ashland Avenue 2 

A Street 61 

Ames Street 3 

Allen Street 31 and 30 

Antisdel Place 35 

Alpine Avenue 26, 1 1 and 8 

Annie Avenue 10 

B 

Banks Street 32 

Baldwin Street 43 

Barnett Street 16 and 17 

Bartlett Street 42, 41 and 40 

Bates Street 56 and 55 

P)axter Street 54 and 53 

Benjamin Street 15 

Bremans Street 20 

Bradburn Street 52 

Brenner Court 3 and 2 

Beech Avenue 25 

Briggs Place 3 

Brainard Street 20 

Benson Street 35 and 20 

Bissell Street 17 

Blakeley Avenue 51 and 52 

Blickie Court 25 

Blivin Court 51 

Blymer Court 26 

Bostwick Street ' 33 

Bradford Street 15 and 16 

Bridge Street [E] 23, 22, 21, 20 and 19 

Bridge Street [W] 24, 25, 26 and 27 

BARCLAY. S^40 33 



Broadway Street 24, 13 and 6 

Broadway Street [W] 29, 44 and 47 

Bowery Street 31, 30, 29 and 28 

Buckeye Street 38 and 37 

Buchanan Street 50 

Butterworth Avenue 43. 44 and 45 

Brig-crs Avenue 60 and 61 



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C 

Calder Street 41 

Caledonia Street 4 

California Street ^ 30 and 29 

Campau Street 32 

Clinton Place 22 

Clinton Street 22 and 1 5 

Clark Street 57 

Campbell Place 35 

Canal Street 32, 23, 14 and 5 

Carpenter Street 49 

Carrier Street , 4. 3 and 2 

Cass Street 40, 5 1 and 58 

Cedar Street 15, 16 and 17 

Center Street 51 and 58 

Cemetery Street 37 and 36 

Charles Street 37. 54 

Cherry Street 41, 40, 39, 38 and 37 

Chestnut Street 48 and 49 

Chatham Street 30, 29 and 28 

Christ Street 2 

Chubb Street 43 

Clancy Street 22 and 15 

Coit Avenue 22, 15 and 4 

Coit Place 22 

Cole Street 3 

Columbia Avenue 2 

College Avenue [N] 38. 35. 20, 17 and 2 

College Avenue [S] 38, 53 and 56 

Collins Place 21 

Cornwall Avenue 51 and 58 

Court Street 31 and 42 

Coldbrook Street 14 and 1 5 

Crescent Avenue 32, 33. 34 and 35 

Crescent Place 33 



Crosby Street 6, 7, 8 and 9 

Curtis Street 3,2 and i 

Cory Avenue 10 

Caulfield Avenue 61 

D 

D Street 25 

Davis Street 25, 12 and 7 

Dayton Street 44 and 45 

Delong Street 44 

Division Street [N] 40 and 33 

Division Street [S] 40, 5 1 and 58 

Dudley Place 20 

E 

Earle Street 43, 44 and 45 

East Street [N] 36, 37, ig, 18 and i 

East Street [S] 37, 54 and 55 

Eighth Street 13 and 1 1 

Eleventh Street * 13, 12, 1 1 and 10 

Eighth Avenue 59 and 58 

Eleventh Avenue 59 and 58 

Ellsworth Avenue 41 and 50 

Erie Street 32 

Elizabeth Street 12 and 7 

F 

Fairbanks Street 23, 22 and 2 1 

Fernando Street 3 and 2 

Frank Street 5 and 4 

Ferry Street 32 and 41 

Fifth Street 24, 25 and 26 

First Street 24, 25, 26 and 27 

First Avenue 50 and 5 1 

Finney Street 41 

Flat Street 20 and 19 

Ford Street 3 

Forrest Street [S] 3 

Forrest Street [N] 3 

Fountain Street 32, 33, 34, 35 and 36 

Fourth Street 24, 25, 26 and 27 



Fremont Street 26, 1 1 and 8 

Front Street [X] 24, 13 and 6 

Front Street [S] 31, 42, 43. 48 and 47 

Fulton Street [E] 41 , 40. 39, 38 and 37 

Fulton Street [W] 42, 43, 44 and 45 

Florence Court 4 and 3 

Fansman Place 45 

Fourth Avenue 50. 59 and 58 

Fifth Avenue 61 , 60, 59, 58, 57, 56 and 55 

G 

Gelock Street 43 

Gill Street 15 and 4 

Godfrey Avenue 48 and 61 

Gold Street 30 and 43 

Goodrich Street 42.41 and 40 • 

Grand Avenue 38. 35 and 20 

Grandville Avenue 41, 50, 49, 60 and 61 

Green Street 58 

Grove Street 3 and 4 

Grove Court 3 and 4 

Gunnison Street 44 

H 

Hall Street 61, 60, 59, 58, 57, 56 and 55 

Haifley Place 51 

Hamilton Street 12 and 7 

Hastings Street ^3. 22 and 21 

Henrietta Street 3 

Henry Street 38, 53 and 56 

Highland Avenue 58, 57 and 56 

Hilton Place 22 

Hilton Street 60 

Hodgson Place 39 

Holbrook Street 2,7 

Hogadone Avenue 44 and 47 

Holcomb Street 15 and 4 

Hovey Street 44 and 45 

Howard Street 57 and 56 

Howland Street 5 and 4 

Harland Street 19 



Harland Street 57 and 56 

Hubert Street 16 and 17 

Hudson Terrace 3 

Huron Street 32 

Hanover Court 3 

Harrison Street 17 and 2 

Hughart Avenue 60 and 61 

I 

Indiana Street 29 and 44 

Ionia Street [N] 41, 32, 23, 14 and 5 

Ionia Street [S] 41. 50 and 59 

Irving Place 39 

Island Street 41 and 40 

J 

Jackson Street 30, 29 and 28 

James Street 38 and 53 

Jefferson Street [S] 30 and 43 

Jefferson Street [N] 25 

Jefferson Avenue 40, 51 and 58 

Jennett Street 11 and 8 

John Street 33 and 34 

Jones Street 57. 36 and 55 

Julia Street 35 

K 

Kellogg Street 38 

Kennedy Street 53 

Kent Street 3-, -3 and 14 

King Street 49 

King Court 4 and 3 

Keet or B Street 61 

L 

Lafayette Street [N] 39, 34. 2 1 and 16 

Lafayette Street [S] 39, 32 and 57 

Lagrave Street 40 and 51 

Lake Avenue 38 and ^,7 

Lane Avenue [X] 27 and 10 



Lane Avenue [S] 28 

Laurel Street 60 and 61 

Lawn Court 52 

Lewis Street 17 and 2 

Legrand Street 14, 15 and 16 

Leonard Street [E] 5, 4, 3, 2 and i 

Leonard Street [W] 6, 7, 8 and 9 

Lincoln Street 27, 10, g and 45 

Lincoln Place 45 

Livingston Street 22 and 15 

Logan Street 52, 53 and 54 

Louis Street 32 and 41 

Lydia Street 17 

Lyon Street 32, 33, 34 and 35 

Lyon Place 34 

M 

McConnell Street 50 and 51 

McConnell Court 58 

McDowell Street 58 and 57 

McReynolds Street 25, 12 and 7 

Madison Avenue 39> 52 and 57 

Madison Street 4, 3 and 2 

Matilda Street 15 and 16 

Maple Street 40 

Maple Avenue 25 

Marietta Street 3 and 2 

Marion Street 28 and 45 

Martha Street 61 

Munson Sti eet 58 

Mason Street 14 and 15 

Mechanic Street 35 and 36 

Michigan Street 26 

Mill Street 32 

Miller Street 50 

Mills Street 52 and 53 

Monroe Street 32, 33 and 40 

Morris Avenue 39 and 52 

More Street 16 and 17 

Morrison Street 40 and 39 

Muskegon Street 25, 12 and 7 

Myrtle Street 6, 7, 8 and 9 



N 

Nagold Street 26 

Newberry Street 14 and 1 5 

Ney Street 42 and 49 

Ninth Street 13, 12 and 1 1 

Ninth Avenue 59 and 58 

North Street 6, 7, 8, 9 and 5 

North Avenue 21, 16 and 3 

O 

Oakes Street 41 and 40 

Oakland Avenue _. . . .48 and 61 

OH ve Street 43 

Ottawa Street 41, 32, 23 and 14 

Observatory Street 1.4 and 1 5 

P 

Packard Street 37 

Page Street 4,3 and i 

Paris Avenue 38 and 56 

Park Street 33 

Park Street [E] 40 and 33 

Park Street [W] 40 and 33 

Park Avenue 44 and 45 

Pearl Street 32 and 33 

Pleasant Avenue 16 and 17 

Pleasant Street 51 and 52 

Plainfield Avenue 15 and 4 

Perry Street 3 

Pettibone Street 26 

Pennsylvania Avenue 2 

Pine Street [N] 27 and 10 

Pine Street [S] 28 

Portland Avenue i 

Portsmouth Terrace 38 and 35 

Powers Street 9 and 10 

Powell Street 58 and 57 

Prescott Street. . 49, 50 and 51 

Prince Street 57. 56 and 55 

Prospect Street [N] -. 39, 34, 21 and 16 

Prospect Street [S] 39 and 52 

Prospect Place 21 



Q 

Quarry Street 12 and 7 

Queen Street 4 

Quimby Street 5. 4> 3 and 2 

R 

Ransom Street 40 and 33 

Reed Street 3 

Reservoir Street 15 

River Avenue 44 and 47 

Rumsey Street 49 and 60 

S 

Scribner Street 24, 1 3 and 6 

Second Avenue 49 and 50 

Second Street 24, 25, 26 and 27 

Seventh Street 13, 12, 11 and 10 

Seventh Avenue 59 and 58 

Shawmut Avenue 31. 30 and 29 

Sheldon Street 40 and 5 1 

Shepard Street 45 

Shoemaker Alley 45 

Sherman Street 53 and 54 

Sherman Avenue 60 

Shirley Street 16 and 17 

Sinclair Street 21 and 16 

Sixth Street 13. 12 and 1 1 

Sixth Avenue • • • 59 and 58 

Spring Street [N] 32 

Spring Street [S] 41 and 50 

Springfield Avenue 26 and 27 

Smith Court 50 and 5 1 

Stow Street 26 

Stocking Street 25, 26 and 11 

Sibley S'treet 30, 29 and 28 

Straight Street 29, 44 and 47 

Summer Street 31 

Sweet Street 5. 4, 3- 2 and i 

Svcamore Street^ =i i and 52 

STATE. ST 40,39 ^ 

Tamarack Street 10 and 9 

Taylor Street 15 and 4 



Tenth Street 13, 12 and 1 1 

Tenth Avenue 59 and 58 

Terrace Avenue 52 and 57 

Third Street 24, 25, 26 and 27 

Third Avenue 50 and 51 

Thomas Street 5-. 53 and 54 

Thomson Court 51 and 58 

Talford Street -13 

Trowbridge Street 23, 22 and 21 

Turner Street 24, 13 and 6 

Twelfth Street 12, 11 and 10 

Twelfth Avenue 59 and 58 

U 

Union Street [N] 38, 35, 20, 17 and 2 

Union Street [S] 38, 53 and 56 

V 

A'alley Street 31 and 30 

A'eto Street 3°. 29 and 28 

\'ine Street 16 and 1 7 

W 

Walbridge Street 14 and 15 

Wallen Street 59 

Walnut Street 16 and 1 7 

Washington Street 40, 39 and 38 

Waterloo Street [N] 32 

Waterloo Street [S] 41, 42, 48 and 47 

Watson Street 42, 43, 44 and 45 

Waverly Place 40 

Wealthy Avenue [W] 48, 49 and 47 

Wealthy Avenue [EJ 5°- 5 1 - 5-. 53 and 54 

Webster Street 6, 7, 8 and 9 

Wenham Avenue 51 and 52 

Widdicomb Street 11 and 8 

Williams Street 42, 41 and 40 

West Division Street [ N'l 25 

West Division Street [S] 30 and 43 

Walker Avenue 11 and 10 

Winter Street 30 and 43 

Worden Street 57. 56 and 55 

Woodlawn Avenue 57 and 56 

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SOO Dayton, A. J,, 674 Wealthy Avenue. 772 Enterprise Cigar Co., Cor. Monroe 
and N. Division St. 88 District Telegraph Co., 11 Canal St. 1013 Lebaron & Cobb, 

780 South Division St. 

The Company has 880 miles of Telephone Wire connected with the Central Office, 1250 
Telephones, and the following 13.5 cities and towns. 

(Tariff) Rates are for five minutes conversation or less. When a person called for cannot 
be reached a charge of 10 cents for line service is made. *Non-Telegraphic Points- 



STATIONS TARIFF 

Ada 20 

Albion 30 

Allegan 25 

Augusta 25 

Bailey 25 

Battle Creek 30 

Belding 25 

Bellevue 25 

Big Rapids 25 

Brighton 35 

Brooklyn 30 

Bronson 30 

Burr Oaks 30 

Byron Center 20 

Caledonia 20 

*Carson City 25 

Casnovia 20 

Cassopolis 30 

Cedar Springs 20 

Centreville 30 

Charlotte 25 

Chesaning 35 

Colon 30 

Coopersville 15 

Comstock 25 

Concord 30 

Constantine 30 

Corunna 30 

*Dansville 30 

Decatur 30 

Dexter 35 

Dowagiac 30 

Dorr 25 

*Eastmanville 15 

Eaton Rapids 25 

East Saginaw 35 

Eagle 25 

Edgerton 20 

Edmore 25 

Fish Creek 25 

Fowler 30 

Fowlerville 35 

Fremont 25 

Galesburg 25 



STATIONS 

Grand Haven 25 

GrandLedge 30 

Grass Lake 30 

Greenville 25 

Hanover 30 

Hart 35 

Hartford 30 

Hastings 25 

*Hesperia 25 

Holland 25 

Hopkins 25 

Homer 30 

Howard City 25 

Howell 35 

*Hubbardston 25 

Ionia 25 

Jackson 30 

*Jamestown 25 

Kalamazoo 25 

Kent City 20 

Lake Odessa 25 

Laingsburg 30 

Lakeview 25 

*Lamont 15 

Lansing 25 

Lawrence 30 

Lawton 30 

Leslie 30 

*Lisbon 25 

Lowell 20 

Lyons 25 

McBrides 25 

Maple Rapids 30 

Marshall 30 

Mason 30 

Mattawan 30 

Mendon 30 

Middleville 25 

Montague 25 

Moore Park 30 

Muir 25 

Muskegon 25 

Nashville 25 

Newaygo 25 



TARIFF STATIONS 



TARIFF 



Nottawa 30 

Olivet 25 

Onondaga 25 

Otsego 25 

Ovid 30 

Owosso 30 

Paris 25 

Parma 30 

Paw Paw 30 

Pentwater 35 

Pewamo 25 

*Pinckney 35 

Plainwell 25 

Portland 25 

Potterville 25 

Reed City 25 

Rockford 20 

St. Charles 35 

St. Johns 30 

St. Louis 35 

Saginaw 35 

Sand Lake 20 

Saranac 25 

Schoolcraft 25 

Shelby 35 

Sherwood 30 

Sheridan 25 

Six Lakes 25 

South Lyons 35 

Sparta Center 20 

Springport 30 

Stanton 25 

Sturgis 30 

Tallmad^e Center . . 15 

Three Rivers 30 

Vermontville 25 

Vernon 30J 

\'riesland 2( 

White Cloud 2I 

Whitehall 2c 

White Pigeon 3c 

W^illiamston 30 

Woodville 25 

Zeeland 25 



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CHURCH DIRECTORY 

Of the City of Grand Rapids, A. D. 1891. Official Mem- 
bership as Given by the Pastors. 



B — Baptized Members. C — Communicajit Members. 

Adventist, Seventh Day — 

Good Templars' Hall, South Division street, page 00. Levi G- 
Moore, Pastor, c-84. 

Baptist Churches — 

First Baptist, Fountain street, Page jj. Rev. J. L. Jackson, Pastor. 

Second Baptist, Gold street, page jo. Rev. R. W. VanKirk, Pastor. 

c-204. 
Calvary Baptist, page 00. Rev. J. Snashall, Pastor, e-//. 
Wealthy Avenue Baptist, page 00. Rev. John Heritage, Pastor, c-igo. 

Children of Zion — 

Scribner street, page ij. Rev. H. A. Olmstead, Pastor. b-2j. 

Christian Reformed, Holland — 

North Division street, page jj. Rev. C. Vorst, Pastor. c-/8o. 
Spring street, page 41. Rev. J. H. Vos, Pastor, b-iooo. 
Coldbrook street, page 14. Rev. L.J. Hulst, Pastor, b-14/6. 
Alpine avenue, page 11. Rev. P. Ekister, Pastor. C-32J. 
Fifth avenue, page 61. Rev. W. R. Smidt, Pastor. b-iio6. 
Lagrave street, page 40. Rev. John Y. DeBaun, Pastor, c-yyo. 
Crosby street, /rt^6' ^. Rev. G. Broens, Pastor, b-440. 
Logan and Ella streets, page 00. Rev. S. B. Sevensma, Pastor. b-i8io. 



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Congregational — 

Park street, /tz^^-jj. Rev. A. R. Merriam, Pastor, c-6oj. 
Plainfield avenue. /^zir*? 4- Rev. J. T. Hiisted, Pastor, c-i^g. 
Smith Memorial, Finney street, page j/. Rev. H. A. Mclntyre, 

Pastor. c-6g. 
South, McDowell street, Az^<?jc^. Rev. F. Noble, Pastor. c-20j. 

Disciples of Christ — 

Lyon street, /^z^e'j'j'. Rev. \V. J. Russell, Pastor. €-34.0. 

Episcopal — 

RT. REV. G. N. GILLESPIE, D. D., Bishop. ■ 

St. Mark's, North Division street, /^^^jj. Rev. Campbell Fair, D. 

D., Rector, b-ijgi. 
St. Paul's, Turner street, page 24. Rev. A. E. Wells, Rector. b-i8j. 
Trinity, East Bridge street, /^z^<? 20. Rev. H. H. Johnston, Rector. 

d-147. 
Grace, Lafayette street, /rt^t'jp. Rev. J. B. Hubbs, Rector. b-4g6. 

Holland Reformed — 

Turner street, page /j. Rev. Teunis Meyster, Pastor, b-400. 
Clancy street, page ij. Rev. John \'an den Broek, Pastor. b-/go. 

Liberal Holland — 

Corner East Bridge and Ionia streets, page 2j. Rev, F. W. N. 
Hugenholtz, Pastor, b-jjo. 

Lutheran — 

German Evangelical, East Bridge street, page 22. Rev. G. J. T. 
Frincke, Pastor. c-Soo. 

St. John's, German Evangelical, Mt. Vernon street, page ji. Rev. 
David Greiner, Pastor, b-joo. 

German Evangelical, West Bridge street, page 2g. Rev. Henry 
Schneider, Pastor, e-6g. 

Swedish Evangelical Mission, Broadway, page 24. Rev. Klaas A, 
Nyren, Pastor, b-iio. 

Swedish Evangelical, Court street, /(?^i,'-6'j'/. Rev. H. P. Quist, Pas- 
tor, b-igo. 



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Methodist — 

REV. J. W. BUELL,' Presiding Elder. 

Second street M. E., Turner street, pafj^e 2^. Rev. \V. H. Thomp- 
son, Pastor, c-400. 
North Division street M. E., page jj. Rev. A. M. Gould, Pastor. 

c-600. 
Ames M. E., South Division street, page jS. Rev. Albert Smith, 

Pastor, c-260. 
Plainfield avenue M. Y.., page 4. Rev. W. A. Frye, Pastor. c-22j. 
Lane avenue Mission, (Second street M. E.), North Lane avenue, 

page 26. Rev. W. H. Thompson, Pastor, c- 
Myrtle street Mission (Second street M. Y..), page 6. Rev. W. H. 

Thompson, Pastor. 
East street M. YL., page 00. Rev. Wm. Denman, Pastor. c-2jo. 
Joy Memorial M. E., West Broadway, page 44. Rev. W. \V. Ayles- 

v^orth, Pastor, e-60. 
German M. E., Scribner stre&X., page 24. Rev. H. Pullman, Pastor. 

e-jjo. 
Wesleyan M. E., Crosby slrtQi, page 6. Rev. C. L. Preston, Pastor. 

African M. E., Colored- 
Spring sixQti, page 41. Rev. J. H. Alexander, Pastor, c-70. 
Zion, Fifth avenue, /a^^fj^. Rev. J. V. Givens, Pastor, c-ji. 

Presbyterian — 

Immanuel, Madison 2iXQ\\\it, page 00. Rev. George Reynolds, Pas- 
tor. b-49. 

First Presbyterian, Scribner sirtet, page 24. Rev. L. H. Davis, Pas- 
tor. b-2jj. 

Westminster, Lagrave street, page 40. Rev. S. H. Cobb, D. D., 
Pastor, b-337. 

Mission Wood, West Broadway, page 44. Rev. T. G. Smith, Pas- 
tor. b-io6. 

Reformed — 

First Reformed, English, Fountain street, page jj. Rev. Peter 
Moerdyk, D. D., Pastor. e-j2j. 

Second Reformed, Bostwick street, page jj. Rev. E. Winter, Pas- 
tor. e-4jo. 



Third Reformed, Centennial street, pai^f oo. Rev. A. Kriekard, 
Pastor. C-34.S. 

Fourth Reformed, Holland, North Ionia s^x^ti. pas^e 14. Rev. Peter 
DePree, Pastor, c-23?. 

Fifth Reformed, Holland, Carpenter street, page 4Q. Rev. A. L. 
Buursma, Pastor, c-400. 

Sixth Reformed, Holland, Oakdale Park, page 00. Pastorship va- 
cant. L-28. 

Roman Catholic — 

RT. REV. H. J. RICHTER, D. D., Bishop. 

St. Andrew's Cathedral, Sheldon street, page 40. Rev. J. M. Ben- 

ning; Revs. Thomas L. Whalen and J. M. Schmitt, of^ciating. 

b-3050. 
St. Mary's, German, Turner street, page 24. Rev. Joseph Schwick, 

Pastor. b-2j2j. 
St. James', West Bridge street, page 26. Rev. James C. Pulcher, 

Pastor. b-2ioo. 
St. Adelbert's, Polish, Fourth street, page 23. Rev. Simon Pongan- 

nis, Pastor, b-2480. 
St. Joseph's, Holland, Rumsey sXxqqX., page ^q. Rev. Henry French- 
en, Pastor, b-jjj. 
St. Alphonsus', East Leonard s\.\q^\., page j. Rev. Theodore Lamy, 

Pastor, b-1430. 

Swedenborgian — 

North Division s\.x^q.I, page 33 . Rev. George H. Dole, Pastor, c-30. 
Temple Emanuel, Hebrew — 

Synagogue, Ransom ■s>X.xqq.\., page 33 . Rev. Nathan Rosenau, Pastor, 
c-40. 

Universalist-- 

Pearl •iX.x^^l, page 32. Rev. Charles Fluhrer, D. D., Pastor. b-123. 

Unitarian — 

Temple Emanuel, College avenue, page 20. Miss Mila F. Tupper, 
Pastor, c-40. 

Young Men's Christian Association — 

North Division street, page 00. C, HoUister, President. e-3jo. 



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MISCELLANEOUS. 



County Buildings. 

Corner Lvon and Kent streets. 



County Offices. 

County Sheriff Telephone 481 

Clerk " 485 

Treasurer 

Register of Deeds 

Prosecuting Attorney 

Surveyor 

Superintendent of the Poor 

Corone rs 

Judge of Probate Office No. 75 Lyon street 

Circuit Court Commissioners Office No. 75 Lyon street 

Note — Abstracts of Titles are obtained at the office of Register of 
Deeds. Abstracts of Taxes at the office of the County Treasurer. Re- 
cords of the Circuit Court proceedings, the Board of Supervisors, and 
all other county records are obtained at the office of the County Clerk. 
All the county records are for the public use; any citizen has free access 
to the county records, free of charge. 



Government Building, U. S. District Court and 

Post Office. 

Number of Mail Carriers employed, 28. Monthly average receipts, 
about $9,356. Receipts for one year, $112,272. 

Note — Money Order rates by mail, yi to i per cent, on the dollar. 
Telephone 26. 



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The Police Court 

« Which is located at Police Buildings, at the corner of Lyon and 
Campau streets, is open for business the year around. Its jurisdiction 
covers all offenses and misdemeanors committed within the city limits. 
Appeals from this court are taken to the Superior Court. Is presided 
over by Jud^^^e John T. Holmes. Telephone 752. 



Superior Court. 

This Court convenes in the Superior Court room, in the City Hall. 
This Court has jurisdiction only for offenses committed within the limits 
of the city. All appeals from the Police Court are taken to this Court, 
and is presided over by Judge E. A. Burlingame. Telephone 741. 

Terms of Court — Regular, for 1890-91, second Monday in Sep- 
tember; second Monday in December; second Monday in March; sec- 
ond Monday in May. 

Justice Courts. 

There are four Justices of the Peace. These Courts are always 
open, and the honorable esquires are always ready for business. The 
presiding officers are; 

Wm. O. Westfall, office No. 61 Pearl street. 

E. G. Brown, office Ottawa street. 

H. A. Hydorn, office room 2, No. 26 Canal street. 

D. D. Hughes, office room i. No. 50 Lyon street. 



The 17th Judicial Circuit Court. 

Nos. 75 to 83 Lyon street. Two Circuit Courts are now established 
for this circuit, with two Circuit Court judges. Appeals from the Jus- 
tices' Courts are carried to these courts. Presided over by Judges Wil- 
liam E. Grove and Allen C. Adsit. Telephone 481. 

Terms of Court— First Mondays of March, May, December, 2nd 
Fourth Monday of September. 



U. S. District Court. 

United States' District Court, for the Western District of Michigan. 
Court room, Government Building, corner of Lyon and Ottawa streets. 
Presided over by Judge Henry E. Severens, of Kalamazoo, Mich. 

Terms of Court— First Tuesdavs in March and October. 



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U. S. Circuit Court for the 6th Judicial Circuit, and U. 

S. Court of Claims. 

Sessions of these Courts are held in the Government Building, by 
Judge Howell E. Jackson, of Tennessee. Telephone 8. 



Grand Rapids Board of Trade. 

Was organized in 1887. Is located in the Weston building, No. g 
Canal street. Geo. G. Briggs, President; H. D. C. VanAsmus, Secre- 
tary. Membership fee, $15.00: annual dues of each member, $10.00, to 
meet the legitimate expenses of the organization. Membership, 400. 
Telephone in. 

Board of Supervisors. 

Annual session, the first Monday in October of each year. Is com- 
posed of one Supervisor for each Township in the County, and one from 
each ward in the city. The new County Building is located at the cor- 
ner of Crescent avenue and Kent street. The Circuit Courts and County 
Offices will be located in the building when completed. 

Police Department. 

Number of men, 76, as follows : One Superintendent, one Captain, 
one Lieutenant and fifty-one patrolmen. Two patrol wagons; 44 Signal 
Boxes, 30 of which have telephones. The cost of maintenance of this 
portion of the city government is 55,477.45 per month. Telephone 468. 



Fire Department. 

Has 7 Engine Houses, 7 Hose Carriages, 2 Chemical Engines, 5 
Steamers, 2 Hook and Ladder Trucks, i Telegraph Wagon, i Supply 
Wagon, 17,000 feet of Hose. Is composed of one Fire Marshal, one As- 
sistant Fire Marshal, one Superintendent of Alarms, 51 full pay men and 
42 part pay men; 40 horses in use. The cost of maintenance averages 
about $5,262.35 per month. 

Telegraph Stations. 

Western Lmion Telegraph Co Main office, 7 Canal st/eet 

Grand Rapids & Indiana Telegraph Co.. . Office, Morton House 

MichigLn Postal Telegraph Service Office, 21 Pearl street 

Grand Rapids Messenger and Package Co Office, 1 1 Canal street 



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Property Owned by the City. 

School Buildings and Grounds S649.200 00 

City Hall and Grounds 300,000 00 

Water Works 700,000 00 

Iron Bridges - 140,000 00 

Fire Department 125,000 00 

Public parks 75'OOo 00 

Total $1 ,689,200 00 

In excess of the bonded debt 1,009,200 co 

Indebtedness per capita Si 5- '7 



City Water Works. 

The Pump House is located at the corner of Canal and Coldbrook 
streets; has four pumping engines and pumps 3,800,000 gallons of water 
per day. Has over 69 miles of mains and 630 hydrants. 

Water Debt $612,000 

Interest at 5 to 8 per cent 42,060 

Total $654,060 

Operating expenses and maintenance S 23,000 

Interest, one year 42,060 

Total $ 65,060 

Revenue per annum from water rates (estimat- 
ed) $ 45,000 

Estimated rental value of 630 fire hydrants, 
at $50 each 18,900 

Estimated value of water used for public pur- 
poses 2,000 

Total $65,900 

WATER RATP:S. 

Families of 3 persons, per annum $ 6 00 

Families of 4 persons, per annum 7 00 

Families of 5 or 6 persons, per annum 8 00 

Families of 7 or 8 persons, per annum 9 00 

Families of 9 or 10 persons, per annum 10 00 

Each additional person i 00 

Water Closets for 4 persons, per annum 4 00 



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Each additional person 50 

Bath Tubs for 4 persons, per annum 3 00 

Each additional person 50 

Stables, 2 horses, per annum 2 50 

Each additional horse i 00 

Each cow I GO 

STREET SPRINKLING. 

Stores, 20 feet front, per annum 3 00 

Stores, 40 or 50 feet front, per annum 6 00 

Additional 20 or 25 feet 3 00 

Dwellings, 50 feet front, per annum 3 00 

Dwellings, 100 feet front, per annum 5 50 

Dwellings, 150 feet front, per annum 7 50 

Dwellings, 200 feet front, per annum 10 00 

Each additional 50 feet 2 50 

Lawns, 1,000 square feet, per annum 2 00 



Banks. 



The capital and deposits of the seven Banks for 1888, and location 
are as follows: 

Old National, corner Pearl and Canal streets Capital, S 800,000 00 

Deposits, 1,701,462 42 
National City, corner Pearl and Monroe streets. .Capital, $ 500,00000 

Deposits, 1,133,971 03 
Grand Rapids National, corner Monroe and Otta- 
wa streets Capital, $ 500,000 od 

Deposits, 1,055,629 61 
Fourth National, corner Canal and Lyon streets. .Capital, $ 300,000 00 

Deposits, 832,638 16 

Fifth National, No. 50 West Bridge street Capital, $ 100,000 00 

Deposits, 184,894 12 
Grand Rapids Savings, corner Fulton ond South 

Division streets Capital, S 1 50,000 00 

Deposits, 452,952 40 
Kent County Savings, corner Canal and Lyon 

streets Capital, $ 5o,©oo 00 

Deposits, 389,859 98 

Total capital §2,400,000 00 

Total deposits 5.751435 72 



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U. S. Internal Revenue Collector. 

Office at the Government Building. Telephone 183. The total col- 
lections for the fiscal years ending June 30, 1887, 1888 and 1889, were as 
follows: 

1887— §211,025.77 1888— $207,511 22 1889— $210,356 44 



Location of Express Companies. 

United States, Telephone ^^ Nos. 51 and 53 Pearl street 

Adams No. 39 Pearl street 

American Nos. 66 and 68 Pearl street 

Note — Rates on Money Orders by Express are from Yz to i per 
cent, on the dollar. 



The Press — City Publications. 

ENGLISH. 

Eagle Republican, Daily and Weekly 

Democrat Democrat, Daily and Weekly 

Telegram-Herald Republican, Daily and W^eekly 

The Morning Press Independent, Daily, no Weekly 

Leader Independent, Daily and Weekly 

Michigan Tradesman Commerrial, Weekly 

American Cheesemaker Dairy, Monthly 

Michigan Artisan Mechanical, Monthly 

Michigan Journal Trade, Weekly 

Hearth and Hall Literary, Monthly 

The Workman Labor, Weekly 

Observer Religious, Weekly 

Pastor's Aid Religious, Monthly 

The Baptis': Religious, Monthly 

GERMAN. 

Germania Democratic, Weekly 

Sonntagsblat Independent, Weekly 

HOLLAND. 

Vrijheids Banier Republican, Weekly 

De Standaard Democrat, Semi-Weekly 

Olyfplant Religious, Weekly 

Stemmen Vrye Gemeente Religious, Monthly 



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County Press. 

ENGLISH. 
Journal, Lowell Republicrin, Weekly- 
Sentinel, Sparta Republican, Weekly- 
Clipper, Cedar Springs Republican, Weekly 

Register, Rockford Republican, Weekly 

News, Caledonia Independent, Weekly 

Herald, Casnovia Independent, Weekly 



INTEREST TABLE. 



To find the interest on a given sum for any number of days, at the 
following rates of interest, multiply the principal by the number of days 
and divide by the numbers from 72 to 18. 

OPERATION. 

Principal $100 00 

6/0 lor 3 days 03 



$300 GO 

Divide by 60 l $300 00 ('5 c. 



I 000 GO 1 

At 5 per cent divide by 72 At ig per cent divide by 36 

At 6 per cent divide by 60 At 1 2 per cent divide by 30 

At 7 per cent divide by 52 At 1 5 per cent divide by 24 

At 8 per cent divide by 45 At 20 per cent divide by 18 

At 9 per cent divide by 40 

To find the interest by another rule, multiply the principal by the 
per cent, of interest, and divide by 12 (the 12 months) 

OPERATION. 

Principal $60 00 

Interest at 7% 07 



$420 00 
Divide by 121 420 00 

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To find the interest for one day, divide this result by 30 (the days 
in one month). 



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MEMBERS OF COUNCIL. 



Mayor. EUWIN F. UHL. 
President of Council, 



Fred Saunders 



Ward 
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Marcus A, Frost. . 

Ed, H. Stein 

Eugene D. Conger 
Robert Sproul. . . , 
Lewis G, Dunton,. 
Wm, A, Tateum. . 
Malachi Kinney. , 
Ed, O'Donnell.,,, 
James W, Mahoney 
Fred Saunders... 
Jer. H. Anderson. 
Wm. H, Stokes... 
Joseph Emmer... 
Andrew Doyle .... 
Adolph Wurzburg 
Chas, A, Hauser. . 
Isaac M, Turner. . 
Geo. W, Mills.,,, 

John Dregge 

Frank P, Carpenter 
ar meeting of Council 



Address Time 

255 Twelfth avenue 

389 Fountain street 

Cor, College ave, and Cherry 
1 72 Ottawa street 



Baldwin House 

402 North Front street. . 

305 Turner street 

56 Broadway 

7 Beach avenue 



105 Gold street 

297 South Jefferson street, 
324 Straight street 



278 Terrace avenue . . . 
every Monday evening. 



LIST OF CITY OFFICERS 

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Mayor - EDWIN F. UHL. 

City Clerk Wm. A. Shinkman 

Assistant City Clerk C. A. Wurzburg 

Judge of Superior Court Edwin A, Burlingame 

Clerk of Superior Court Andrew Fyfe 

Judge of Police Court John T, Holmes 

Assistant Judge of Police Court W. O, Westfall 

Clerk of Police Court Edward L, Pelton 



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Assistant Clerk Fred J. Adams 

Bailiff John T. Holmes, Jr. 

City Attorney W. \V . Taylor 

Assistant City Attorney L. E. Carroll 

City Comptroller James \\andenberi,^e 

City Treasurer Wm. Hake 

Assistant City Treasurer Thomas Nester 

City Surveyor Homer A. Collar 

City Draughtsman George M, Ames 

City Physician Fred W. Wright 

Assistant City Physician B. F. Willey 

City Marshal Charles S. Wilson 

Assistant Marshal A. L. Burrell 

City Poorniaster Joseph Kruse 

Keeper of Supply Store Frank Kean 

City Poundmaster John C. Klyn 



Board of Public Works. 

James N. Davis, President Fred A. Twamley, Secretary 

Edwin F. Uhl, Mayor, Member ex-officio 

W. R. Shelby Joseph A. McKee Francis Letellier Eli F. Harrington 



Board of Review and Equalization. 

Frank H. Gill, President Simon Sullivan, Secretary 

Madison J. Ulrich 



Board of Police and Fire Commissioners. 

John E. More, President B. F. McReynolds, Secretary 

Superinte7ide7it of Police, Wm. H. Eastman 

Fire Marshal, Henry Lemoin 

Fred Loettgert Adolph Leitelt Ira Hatch Chas. H. Bender 



Board of Health. 



D. Emmet Welsh, President W. A. Wilson, M. D., Secretary 

Edwin F. Uhl, Mayor, Member ex-officio 

Wm. G. Saunders, M. D., Health Officer 

Fred Saunders D. Emmet Welsh, M. D., Chas. W. Calkins 



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Board of Building Inspectors. 

Hubert Hauser 



Cemetery Commissioners. 

Ransom C. Luce Enos Putnam Isaac Sicrler 



Highway Commissioners. 

First District Lawrence Crowley 

Second District John Berles 

Third District William FitzPatrick 

Location of Offices — City Hall. 

BASEMENT— City Physician Telephone 200 

Director of Poor 

FIRST FLOOR— City Attorney " 711 

Board of Public Works " 377 

Superintendent of Schools " 204 

Marshal " 676 

Board of Health " 411 

Comptroller " 

Reference Library " 

Custodian " 

Secretary Board of Education " 204 

SECOND FLOOR— Mayor " 152 

Treasurer " 1020 

Board of Education " 204 

Clerk " 152 

Board of Review " 152 

Cemetery Commissioners " 

Library " 

THIRD FLOOR— Superior Court " 741 

Judge's Room " 7^ j 

Council Chamber 

Clerk of Superior Court " 741 

Police and Fire Commissioners " 734 

President of Council 

FOURTH FLOOR— Surveyor " 445 

Stenographer 



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The Public Library. 

Is under the direction of the Board of Education. Contains 23,828 
books; classed by languages, English, 21,406; German, 708; Holland, 
467; other languages, 47. 



Public Schools. 

GENERAL STATISTICS. 

1889 1890 

1 Population of city 54.139 64,147 

2 School population, according to census (legal school 

age, 5 to 20 years) 1 5,602 16,547 

3 Whole number of different pupils enrolled 10,370 10,752 

4 Estimated number in schools not public 2,000 2,200 

5 Number of school days in the year 200 200 

6 Number of days taught 193 194 

1889 1890 

7 Estimated cash value of school property S 680,00000$ 710,00000 

8 Assessed value of taxable property 21,411,314 00 21,625,202 00 

9 Tax for school purposes, mills per dollar 8.5 8.6 

10 Cost of superintendence and instruction 114,37542 122,39290 

11 Cost of permanent improvements 24,72901 31,501 14 

12 Cost of incidentals 29,618 56 30,804 91 



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United States Custom House. 

Office at the Government Building ; Bonded Warehouse at the 
Grand Rapids & Indiana Railroad Warehouse. The Custom House was 
established by Congress for this Port, September, A. D. 1888. R. A. 
Maynard, Surveyor of Customs. 

DUTIES COLLECTED FOR THE CURRENT YEARS. 

1888, September to December $ 5,477 44 

1889, December to March 2,872 46 

1889, March to June 5,855 43 

1 889, June to September 4,386 72 

1889, September to December 3,425 53 

Total $22,01 7 58 

Valuation of Merchandise, $69,447.00. 

Per cent, of duties, based on valuation, 31 7-10. 

1 889, December to March $ 3,425 22 

1890, March to June 5,426 76 

1890, June to September 4,107 87 

1890, September to December 5,992 08 

1890, December to March, 1891 3,1 14 67 

Total §22,066 60 

Valuation of Merchandise, $71,371.00. 

Per cent, of duties, based on valuation, 32 per cent. 



City Population. 

According to the Government census. 
1864 8,772 1870 10,507 

1880 : 32,016 1890 64,147 

Gain in 10 years 32, ^33 

Colored population, about i ,800 



City Assessment. 

\'aluation of the real estate and personal property of the city, for 
the following years, viz.: 

1887 $20,448,437 00 1888 $21,277,930 00 

1889 21,420,964 00 1890 21,794,512 00 

Gain in four years $ 1,346,175 00 

Bonded indebtedness of the citv 980,000 00 



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Postoffices in Ottawa County. 



Agnew, 

Allendale. 

l)ass River. 

Baiic^r. 

Beaver Dam. 

Berlin. 

Big Springs. 

Blendon. 

Borculo. 

Conklin. 

Coopersville. 

Denison. 

Drenth. 

Eastmanville. 

East Holland. 



Elgin. 

Forest Grove. 

Ferrysburg. 

Grand Haven. 

Georgetown. 

Gitchell. 

Hanley. 

Harrisburg. 

Herrington. 

Hudsonville. 

Jamestown. 

Jennison. 

Lamont. 

New Groninson. 

New Holland, 



Noordeloos. 

Nunica. 

Olive Center. 

Ottawa Beach. 

Ottawa Station. 

Reno. 

Robinson. 

South Blendon. 

Spring Lake. 

Tallmadge. 

Venture. 

Vriesland. 

West Olive. 

Wright. 

Zeeland. 



City Registration List for the Years 

PKFXINCTS. FIRST WARD. 1888. 189O. 

I 1 ,587 909 

2 1,068 878 

3 517 

Total 2,655 2,304 

SECOND WARD. 

I 48 

2 534 

Total 1,256 1,016 

THIRD WARD. 

I 1.337 711 

2 1,693 416 

Total / 3,030 1,127 

FOURTH WARD. 

I 1,033 550 

2 1,227 295 

3 462 

4 574 

Total 2,260 1,881 



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FIFTH WARD. 

I 613 

2 793 

Total 1,534 1,406 

SIXTH WARD. 

I 619 

2 ^ 830 

Total 1 ,407 1 ,449 

SEVENTH WARD. 

I 657 

2 438 

3 451 

Total 1 ,775 1 ,546 

EIGHTH WARD. 

1 1,271 402 

2 699 360 

Total 1 ,970 762 

NINTH WARD. 

I 560 

2 -— 578 

Total 1,138 

TENTH WARD. 

I 598 

2 523 

J- • 508 

25 Total — ^ 1 ,629 

Grand Total 15,887 14,257 



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CITY ORDINANCES 
Of the City of Grand Rapids— 1888. 



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A A' ORDIXAXCK RELATIXG TO AUCTIOXEERS~Page 6. 

Sec. 5. Goods received for sale by auctioneers from muiors or ap- 
prentices, or using deception, fraud, or deli\'er inferior quality; penalty, 
not less than $5 nor more than $50, and cost of prosecution. 



AX ORDIXAXCE RELAThXG TO BREACHES OE THE 
PEACE— Page 12. 

Sec. I. All persons willfully assaulting another, or be engaged, 
aid, or abet, in any fight, quarrel, or. other disturbance, shall be deemed a 
breach of the peace. 

Sec. 2. No person shall permit indc'^ent, loud, boisterous noise, 
fighting, quarreling or disturbance, about their residence, saloon, shop, 
office, or place of business, nor permit persons to congregate therein to 
the annoyance or disturbance of others, or permit drunkards, persons 
intoxicated, tipplers, gamblers, prostitutes or other disorderly persons, 
to assemble, visit or remain therein. 

Sec. 3. Penalty, not less than $1.00 nor more than $50, or by 
imprisonment. 



AX ORDIXAXCE RELATIXG TO THE PRESERVATIOX OF 
THE PEACE— Page 24. 

Sec. I. Persons shall not collect, stand in crowds, loiter about, or 
obstruct free passageway, sidewalks, halls, stairways, vestibules, leading 
to any store, office, court room, common council chamber, churches 
or public halls. 

Sec. 2. Persons not to collect or stand in crowds on the sidewalks, 
steps, doorways, lobby or waiting room of the United States postoffice 
(except on business). 

Sec. 3. Persons not to collect or stand in crowds in front of any 
churcli, or other place of worship, during services or the gathering or 
departing of congregations. 



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Sec. 4. Persons shall not make any indecent exposure of his or her 
person in the streets, lanes, alleys or elsewhere in the city. 

Sec. 5, Persons shall not show, sell, offer for sale or exhibit inde- 
cent or obscene pictures, drawings, engravings, books or pamphlets. 
Penalty, not less than S^ nor more than S25, and cost of prosecution. 



AN ORDINANCE RE LA TIVE TO BA THING— Page 17. 

Sec. 2. Not to bathe in Grand River or other body of water in a 
nude state, except in places designated by the common council. Pen- 
alty, not less than Sio nor more than $100, or by imprisonment not ex- 
ceeding 60 days. 



AN ORDINANCE REE4TING TO HOUSES OE I IDEA ME— 

I age ig. 

Sec. I. Occupants or owners not to lease buildings or parts thereof 
to be used as a house or place of ill-fame. 

Sec. 2. Persons not to maintain, keep, aid, or abet in maintaining, 
any house or places of ill-fame, knowing them to be such. 

Sec. 3. Persons not to reside or visit therein. Penalty and fine, 
not less than S5, nor more than Sioo; on default of payment, not less 
than 5 nor more than 90 days' imprisonment. 



AN ORDINANCE TO SUPPRESS GAMBLING— Page 21. 

Sec. I. Persons not to keep rooms or places for gambling or gam- 
ing. 

Sec. 2. Owners not to lease any building, garden, arbor, booth, 
shed, tenement, water craft or float for the purposes of gambling or 
gaming. 

Sec. 3. Persons not to resort to any places whatsoever for the pur- 
pose of gambling or gaming, or aiding, abetting, advising, assisting or 
buying any check, slip, card or ticket to represent money, to be used in 
betting on the result of any game. 

Sec. 5. Person giving information, or shall procure the arrest and 
conviction of persons gambling or gaming, shall receive one-half of the 
cost assessed in such cases, when paid into the city treasury. Penalty, 
not less than $5 nor more than $100, or not less than 10 nor more than 
90 days' imprisonment. 



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.I.V ORD/XAACE RELATIVE TO LOETERLXG EOR FRAUD- 
ULEXT PURPOSES— Page 24. 

Sec. I. Persons shall not stand, loiter or stroll, awaiting or seeking 
to obtain money or valuable things from others by any tricks, fraudu- 
lent devices or practices, or aid or assist therein, on any street, lane, 
avenue, alley or other public places or border of the city limits. 

Sec. 3. Persons known as "Ropers," "Steerers" or "Cappers," for 
any gambling house or room, or for any gambling game, trick or device, 
such persons shall not be permitted to stand or loiter about the streets 
in the city. 

Sec. 4. Persons associating with thieves, pickpockets, gamblers, 
bawds, prostitutes or lewd women, for the purpose and with the intent 
to agree, conspire, combine or confederate against any of the laws of 
this State. Penalty, not less than $2 nor more than $50, and cost of 
prosecution. 

AX ORDIXAXCE RELATLXG TO THE XUMBERIXG OF 
BUILDh\GS—Page 27. 

Sec. I. All dwellings and business houses now or hereafter erected 
shall be numbered. 

Sec. 3. The common council may designate and appoint compe- 
tent persons to affix numbers. 

Note — Persons pretending to affix numbers, unless duly appointed 
by the common council, are frauds. 



AX ORDIXAXCE RELATIXG TO VEHICLES— Page 33. 

Sec. 5. No person shall use any vehicle as a public cart or vehicle 
without having painted thereon, in plain Roman letters, the name of 
owner and number of the license. 

Sec. 8. Rates of fare of cartmen and draymen for conveying house- 
hold goods and other goods, wares or merchandise, distance one-half 
mile, 30 cents; one and one-half miles, 75 cents. Loading, conveying 
and unloading each hogshead of sugar, molasses, liquors, earthenware 
or crockery, or cask of oil, weighing 1000 pounds or more, one-half mile, 
50 cents; one mile, 75 cents. For time spent in loading and housing 
household goods, 50 cents per hour. Demanding or receiving a greater 
compensation, in addition to the penalty, shall be liable to the party in 
damages, and all costs and expenses. 



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Sec. 9. Rates and chare^es foj-|tW«conveyance of persons and their 
baggage. Carrying each passeAg'Ir'OTie-half mile or under, to or from 
any railroad depot, hotel or steamboat landing. 25 cents; and not to any 
of the above named places, 25 cents; and over the distance aforesaid, 
and not to or from any railroad depot, hotel or steamboat landing, not 
exceeding 50 cents; children under four years of age, free; between four 
and ten years, half price; each trunk or piece of baggage less than 100 
pounds, in charge of passengers, the same prices as passengers; over 
100 pounds, or parts thereof, 10 cents additional; bandboxes, satchels, 
carpet bags and valises, in charge of passengers, free; for attending and 
returning from funerals, $3; during the days of holding fairs, 25 cents 
each way; in the night time, between the hours of 10 p. m , and 6 a. m., 
in said city, except to and from hotels, railroad depots or steamboat 
landings, double the sum above specified. 

Sec. II. Speed at street crossings, not faster than a walk. 

Sec. 14. On vehicles designed to carry 2500 pounds or more, the 
tire shall not be less than three inches in width. 



AN ORD'INAXCE RELATIXG TO THE SALE OF FIREWOOD 
— Fage 8q. Verbatim. Amended Sept. 16, i8y8. 

Sec. I. No person shall sell, or offer for sale, in this city, any fire- 
wood, by the load or otherwise than by the cord, and at a specified price 
per cord, whether the quantity be great or small. 

Sec. 2. No person shall sell, or offer for sale, any firewood, except 
upon the conditions and with the understanding that he will unload the 
same and cord or pile it in a suitable form for correct measurement. 
Penalty, shall be punished by fine of not exceeding $5, and cost of pros- 
ecution. 



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AN ORDINANCE RELATIVE TO BUTCHERS, MARKETS 
AND MARKET MEN— Fage 2og. 

Sec. 5. No person shall expose for sale in any market house or 
elsewhere in the city, any unwholesome, stale, emaciated, bran-stuffed, 
tainted, putrid or measly meat, poultry undrawn, undressed or imper- 
fectly cleaned, or other unwholesome provisions, under a penalty of not^ 
less than Sio nor more than $50, for each offence. 



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I 



ADDITIONS 

TO THE CITY OF GRAND RAPIDS. 



Outside of the old city limits; compiled from the Plat books of the 
Register's office; showing location and name of original plats. [See 
sectional map of the city.] 

Atnatir - Capeii Addition. — Streets: Capen, East, Luman, 
Alinta. 

Barclay Addition.— Streets: Cherry, Buckeye, Hollister. 

Bartli's Addition. — Streets: Lake, Wealthy-av., Lyon, Barth, 
Fuller, Beech. 

Bennis & Kellog-g-'s Addition.— Streets: Giddings-av., Ben- 
nis-av.. Fuller, Sherman, Lyon, Wealthy-av. 

Beure & Kirtlund's Addition.— Streets: Burton-av., Buss-av., 
Place-av. 

L. E. Brig-g's' Addition.— Streets: Ann, Hazel, Burr Oak, 
Hickory, Wartrous, N. Coit-av. 

Boyd & Vanleenian's Addition.— Streets: Logan, East, 

Campbell & Underwood's Addition. — Streets: Adams, 
Madison-av. 

Streets: Kalamazoo-av., Ohio-av., Murchall, Hall, Humboldt. 

Carpenter's Addition.— Streets: Wealthy-av., Carpenter-av. 
Avenues: Alger, Woodlawn, Wealthy, Lillian, Lake. 

Centennial Plat.— Streets: Wansey, Otsego, Garden, Fair, Jef- 
ferson-av., Center, Division. 

Clark's Addition. — Streets: Stewart, Forrest-av., Yuba-av., 
Emerald-av. 

Conistock's Addition.— Streets: Fifth, Sixth, Seventh. Eighth, 
Ninth. 

Streets: First, Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Plainlield-av., 
Center, Canal. 

Curtiss' Addition.— Streets: Weaver, Charlotte, Union. 



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Dartt's, Mrs., Addition.— Streets: Cxrandville Road, Carde- 
lia Ct. 

Davis, Turner & Carroll's Addition. — Streets: Salem-av.. 
Euclid-av., Division, Hall. 

Dennis' Addition, — Streets: Fuller,- Grove, Dennis, Hermi- 
tage, Hope, Thornapple. 

Dean's Addition. — Streets: Terrace, Highland, Spring-av., 
Morse, Thomson, Burke-av. 

De Tries' 3d Addition.— Streets: McKendrick-av., Hilton, 
Godfrey-av. 

Streets: McKendrick-av., Godfrey-av., Hilton-st, 

Dolbee's Addition. — Streets: Dosker, East, Dolbee, Sherman. 

Dnnton's Addition. — Robinson-av., Byron-av., Milton-av., Kre- 
kel-av., Youell, Carleton. 

Diinliani Farm Addition. — Streets: Thomson, Dunham, Sher- 
man, Fuller, Dolbee. 

Eaton's Addition.— Streets: Hall, Charlotte. 

Elston's Addition. — Streets: Quigley-av., Buchanan, S. Division. 

Estulle's Addition. — Streets: Hall, Fisk, Thurman-av., Cleve- 
land-av., Brooks-av., Harrison-av., Morton-av. 

Everett's Addition. — Streets: Maiden Lane, Everett-av., 
West, Myrtle, Webster, North. 

Fisher's Addition. — Streets: Ash, Lake, Wealthy-av., Beech, 
Center, East. 

Mary J. Finch's Addition. — Streets: Thomas, Fuller, Dolbee. 
FitzPatrick's Addition,— Streets: Grandville-av.,Shamrock-av. 

Fuller's Addition. — Streets: Hermitage, Grove, Fulton, Chroll, 
Dennis, Fitzhugh, Fuller. 

Gilderslive & Harrington's Addition.— Streets: Oak- 
land-av., Charlotte-av., 5th av. 

Houseman's Addition.— Streets: Fountain, Sopher, Diamond, 
Hazel, Houseman, 

Hoyt & Hooker's Addition.— Streets: Hooker-av., Hope, 
East. 

Hoekstar & Co. 's Addition.— Streets: Martin, Wealthy-av 
Fuller. 






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Ives tV Lulou's Addilioii. Streets: Butter\\orth-av., Peas- 
lee, Ives-av. 

Jenks-Drew-Nichols Addition. — Streets: Dunham, 
Thomas, East, Dolbee. 

Large's Cable lload Addition. - Streets: Lyon, Tustin-av., 
Cumming--av., Bridge, Houseman, Diamond. 

Levi Bros. Addition. — Streets: Buchanan, Rose, Division. 

3IeKee & Mornian's Addition. Streets: Fuller, Lavard- 
av., Helen-av.. Caroline-pl., Diamond. 

McKee's Addition,— Streets: Fountain, Lyon, Houseman, 
East. 

McPlierson'.s 1st Addition.— Streets: 5th-av., 6th-av., yth-av., 
8th-av., gth-av. 

McDowell's, A,, Addition.— Streets, 3d, 4th, Coit-av., Wat- 
rous-av. 

Merritt's, O. J. Addition.— Streets: Elm-av., Griggs-av., S. 
Division. 

Medler's Addition.— Streets: Oak Hill-av., East. 

Miller's, J. T., Addition.— Streets; East, Humbolt, Powers, 
HalL 

Morgan's Addition. — Streets: Dickinson-av., Morgan-av., 
Seymore, East. 

Peck & Venbore's Addition. — Streets: — Oakdale-av., Adams, 
Kalamazoo, Seymore. 

Plett's Addition.— Plett, Hilton, Godfrey-av. 

Plainfield Avenue Addition,— Streets: Sweet, Plainfield-av., 
Stoddard-av., Roundhouse-av., Stewart-av., Hill-av. 

Katliburn Addition.— Streets: Madison-av., Paris-av., Roams. 

Reynolds & Franklin's Addition.— Streets: Jefferson-av., 
Francis-av., Horton-av., Briggs. 

Reynolds & Franklin's 8d Addition.— Streets: Arthur- 
av., Fuller, Logan. 

Reynolds & Franklin's Addition.— Streets: Fulton, Logan 

Reynolds & Franklin's Addition, — Streets: Reynolds-av., 
Dickinson-av., Madison-av., f>anklin-av. 



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Richards Park Addition.— Streets: Sibley, Jackson, Marion, 
Garfield-av. 

Robinson Fair Ground Addition— Streets. Gilbert, Craw- 
ford, Charlotte. 

Scribuer Bros, Addition.— Streets: Mulliken-av., Scrib- 
ner-av„ Seymore, Kalamazoo, Scribner. 

Scranton's Addition. — Streets: Labelle-av., Home-av., Jeffer- 
son-av., Division. 

Silver Creek Addition. — Streets: Mulliken-av., Romana-av., 
Adams, Vineland-av., Silver Creek-av., Sunnyside-av., Kalamazoo-av. 

Sunny side Addition. — Streets: Adams, Susan, Debruyn, Kal- 
amazoo. 

Stewart T. White's Addition.— Streets: Stewart-av., S. Divi- 
sion, Buchanan, 

Stew^art's Addition. — Streets: E. Leonard, Carrier, Curtis, 
Madison, Marietta, Sweet, East, Emerald-av., Yuba-av., Belle-av. 

Stone's, H. G. 2d Addition.— Streets: Second, Third, Fourth. 
West, Valley-av. 

Stone & Parrish's Addition. — Streets: Landen, Willard, 
Union, Burton-av., Leon-av., Cleveland-av. 

Stevens & Long-'s Addition.— Streets: E. Fulton, Grace, 
Krekel-av., Carlton-av. 

Thomson's Addition. — Avenues: Greggs, Reynolds, Dickin- 
son, Jefferson. 

Weston & Meijfs Addition. — Streets: Cleveland-av., Dickin- 
son-av., Weston-av., East, Mutin, Linden, Willard, Union. 

Weston & Moig-s' Addition. — Avenues: Dickinson, Weston, 
Union-st., Paris, College, Goodwin, Madison. 

Avenues: Weston, Cottage Grove, Oakdale, Adams, Union-st.. 
Paris, College, Goodwin, Madison. 

Streets: Mulliken-av., Seymore, Hope, Bishop, East. 

Wliite's Addition.— Streets: Courtney, Crosby, Myrtle, West, 
Fredrick. 

Winsor Park Addition. — Streets: Alexander, Watkins, Jenks, 
Patton, Fifth-av., Winsor-av., Woodlawn-av., Winsor-pl., East. 



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BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 



Boots and Shoes. 



Boston Shoe Store, 54 Canal-st. 
Boyer, Peter, 8g Canal-st. 
Brummeler, G. H., 483 Ottawa-st. 
Biehl, A., 18 East Bridge st. 
Buszkwit, M., 109 West Bridge-st. 
Biirkema & Hoogeboom, corner 

Grandville and Fifth-avs. 
Bouwmeester,H,,247Grandville-av. 

Chicago Boot and Shoe Store, 28 

Canal-st., 41 and 43 L>on-st. 
Cheney, J. E., 489 S. Division-st. 

Dykman, J., 7 Grandville-av. 
Doan, J. L. & Co., 670 Wealthy-av. 

Ehrman, M., 69 Canal-st. 
Ensing, Fred, 208 Plainfield-av. 

Fernald, A. R., 496 S. Division-st. 
Fitzgerald, M., 718 S. Division-st. 

Griffith's New York Shoe Store, 39 
Monroe-st. 

Herold, A. & Co., 63 Monroe-st. 
Hook, E., 284 W. Leonard-st. 
Hoffener, B., 40 W. Bridge-st. 
Hydorn, A. C, 21 W. Bridge-st. 

Jandorf & Lehmayer, The Famous, 
46 Canal-st. 

Lucas, T. J., 88 Monroe-st. 
Luke, J. W., 697 Broadway. 



Malloy, Neil, 102 Monroe-st. 
Murray, W. C. & Co., 26 Monroe-st. 
McDonald, J. D., 30 Monroe-st. 
Mayhew, G. R., 86 Monroe-st. 
Marsman, J. W., 455 Ottawa-st. 
Morgan, O. T., 156 W. Fulton-st. 

Nerkema, Henry, 501 Ottawa-st. 

O'Hara, H., 72 Canal-st. 

Peterson, J. M., 131 Stocking-st. 
Palmer & Crozier, 18 Canal-st. 

Rewerski, J., 168 W. Bridge-st. 

Ritzema, Mrs., 84 W. Leonard-st. 

Rindge, Bertsch & Co., manufac- 
turers and wholesale dealers, 12 
to 16 Pearl-st. 

Randall, W. B., 467 S. Division-st. 
Reeder, Geo. H. & Co., wholesale, 

159 E. Fulton-st. 
Rindge, Krekel & Co., 16 Canal-st. 

Smedema, C, College-av. and Car- 

rier-st. 
Struik, W. H., 44 Grandville-av. 
Stoll, David, 141 W. Bridge-st. 

Tulip & Scott, 87 Monroe-st. 
Tazelaar, T. H., 431 E. Bridge-st. 
Theile, Albert, 150 W. Fulton-st. 
Theisen & Brogger,62W. Bridge-st. 

VanOrten, D., 558 W. Leonard-st. 
Vandyk, P. M., 261 S. Division-st. 



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Bakers and Confectioners. 



Busha, Frank, 23 W. Fulton-st. 
Baumgartel, M., cor. Straight-st. 

and Butterworth-av. 
Behnke, Fred, 35 W. Bridge-st. 
Buker, P. S., 205 Plainfield-av. 
Blake, F, L., 231 S. Division-st. 

Cooper,H.,cor.Canal and Bridge-st. 
Christenson, M. E., 252 and 254 

Canal-st. 
Carpenter, Hattie, 1 39 W. Fulton-st. 

Dewey, E. J., 67 >^ Pearl-st. 
DeVries, Peter, 493 Ottawa-st. 
Devitt, M. J., 448 S. Division-st. 
Drukker, H., 448 Jefferson-av. 

Formby, M. A., 103 Monroe-st. 
Frankwood, Mrs. 189 W. Fulton-st. 

Gould, M. M., 65 S. Division-st., 

Phone No. 922. 
Gardella & Co., 52 Canal and 52 

Monroe-st., Phone 491. 

Hothfield & Haigh, 129 Canal-st.. 
Hoffman, Charles, 112 Monroe-st. 
Hill Domestic Bakery, 235 East 
Bridge-st., Phone 681. 



Hammerschmidt, F. G., 47 West 
Bridge-st. 

Hickox, Geo. & Co., 135 S. Divi- 
sion-st. 

Keeler, M. B., 412 S. Division-st. 

Landauer, Otto, 24 E. Bridge-st. 

Monroe, D. B., 16 Canal-st, 

Patten, L. E., 119 Monroe-st. 
Piervvszozodna, 145 W. Bridge-st, 
Pixley, E. D. J., 505 S. Division-st. 

Rietberg, Albert, 489 Ottawa-st, 

Sweet, H. A., 107 Canal-st. 
Stack, M., 66 W. Leonard-st. 
Shurling, Mrs. E.,144 Ellsworth-av. 
Sullivan, D., 225 S. Division. st. 

Tschauner, Joseph, iii Canal-st. 
Thomson, D., 198 E. Bridge-st. 
The Model Bakery, 762 Hall-st. 
The Putnam Candy Co., 13-15-17 
S. lonia-st. 



Brewers and Wholesale Liquor Dealers. 

Amberg, D. M., 13-15 Pearl-st. 

Brandt, Geo. & Co., 87 S. Division 

St., Tel. 421 (brewers). 
Britt, H. A., 162 W. Division-st., 

Tel. 693, 

Chicago Liquor House, 38 West 
Bridge-st, 

Drueke, Wm,, 16-18 Crescent-av. 



Kortlander & Murphy, 174-176 £'. 
Fulton-st. 

Kusterer Brewing Co., 60 East 
Bridge-st., Tel. 119. 

Kennedy, Alexander, cor. Water- 
loo and Louis-st. 

Kusterer, G. A., bottling wks., 28 
N. Division-st. 



Finlay Brewing Co. corner Winter 

and Shawmut-av. 
Frey Bros., cor. Coldbrook and 

Taylor-sts., Tel, 128 (brewers). 

Grady, Henry B., 34-36 lonia-st. 
Hake, Wm., 39-41 E. Bridge-st., 

Tel. 401. 
Konkle, C. D., 64 W. Bridge-st. 



Michigan Brewery, cor. W. Bridge 
and Indiana-sts. 

National Brewing Co., 468 Broad- 
way. 

Pulcher, C. G., 106 Canal-st. 

Tusch Bros., 208 Grandville-av. 
(brewers). 

Veit & Rathman, 50 Stocking-st., 
Tel, 340 (brewers). 



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99 



Cigars and Tobaccos. 



Bolles & Co., Canal-st. 
Bender, J. F., 130 Stocking-st. 
Bauman, J. A., 43 E. Bridge-st. 
Blickle, John J., 82 Ellsworth-av. 

Cushman, W. R., 100 Monroe-st. 
Cramer & Co., 25 W. Leonard-st. 
Cressy, John Q., 827 S. Division-st. 

Delbridge, Jas. K., 11 N. Coit-av. 

Girdler & Springer, 19 W.Fulton-st. 

Hart, Geo. W., 20 Canal-st. 

Hill & Jamison, 416 S. Division-st. 

Kenning & Co., 56 Canal-st. 
Kuppenheimer Bros., 45 Pearl-st. 



Lustig Cigar Co., 130 Canal-st. 

Mohl & VanAlstine, 35 Pearl-st. 
Mohl, Ed. E.. gi Monroe-st. 
McClein, Thos., 252 S. Division-st. 

Reynolds, B. J., cor. Monroe and 

S. Division-sts,, Phone 172. 
Robinson, C. R., 547 Ottawa-st. 

Schneider & Co., 21 Monroe-st. 
Stewart & Kuppenheimer, wh'l's'le 
Strelitzky, J. L., 10 S. lonia-st. 

Treusch, Morris H. & Bro., whole- 
sale, 22-24 S. lonia-st. 



Clothing Houses. 



Benjamins, L., 94-96 Monroe-st. 
Buffalo Clothing House, 85 Canal-st 
Brown, The Clothier, 95 Canal-st. 

Dunn & Co., 85 Monroe-st. 

Eagle Clothing Co., 62 Canal-st. 

Giant Clothing Co., cor. Canal and 

Lyon-sts. 
Globe Clothing Co., 102 Canal-st. 
Grubowsky, E., 117 W. Bridge-st. 

Houseman, Donnally & Jones, 34- 

36-38 Monroe-st. 
Hudson's Clothing Co,, cor. Canal 

and Monroe-st. 
Houseman, W., 37 Pearl-st. 
Holland, James, 9 S. Division-st. 



Levi, I. C, 34-36-38-40-42 Canal-st. 
Lobensky, J., 93 W. Bridge-st. 

Miller, H., 61 Grandville-av. 

Sherman, Philip, 127 Canal-st. 
Star Clothing Co., 30-38 Canal-st. 
Sandler, Louis, 115 Canal-st. 
Stanley & Schroeder, 33 Monroe-st. 
Strahan, T. W., 52-54^V. Bridge-st. 

Thomson & VanZoeren, 35 - 37 
Grandville-av, 

Vanderwerp, Benjamin Bros. & 
Co., 84 Monroe-st. 

Woodburn, Geo. & Co., 72 Mon- 
roe-st. 



Crockery and Glassware. 



Blickley, C, 53 Monroe-st. 

Graham, W. S. & J. E., cor. S. Di- 
vision and Fulton-sts. 



Leonard, 
roe-sts. 



H. & Sons, 29-31 Mon- 



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Druggists and Chemists. 



Ballou, W. D., 545 Ottawa-st. 
Bauer, A. C, 343 E. Bridge-st. 
Bangs, Will Z., 252 Grandville-av. 
Baxter, T. A., 249 Jefferson-av. 

Chappell & Chappell, 185 Stock- 

ing-st. 
Cross, 453 S. Division-st. 
Campbell & Co., 141 S. Division-st. 
Cook, Chas. W., 758 S. Division-st. 

DeKruif & Co., 76 Grandville-av. 
Dayton, A. J., 674 Wealthy-av. 
Dutmers, J. C., 438 S. Division-st. 

Emas, D., cor. Alpine-av. and W. 
Leonard-st. 

Haan, G. T. & Co., 126 Canal-st. 
Hoxie, B. A., 180 Butterworth-av. 
Hazeltine & Perkins Drug Co., 42- 

44 Ottawa-st. (wholesale). 
Henika, Henry, 617 S. Division-st. 

Jewett Bros., 37 Monroe-st. 
Jonker & Chappell, 529 W. Leon- 
ard-st. 

Kemink, W., 83 W. Leonard-st. 
Kimm, M. B., 139 Cherry-st. 
Kellogg, C. E., 688 Madison-av. 

Locher, H. E. & Co., 168 Ells- 

worth-av. 
Lynch, Daniel, 19 S. lonia-st. 

Muir, John D., 14 Canal-st. 
Mathews' Drug Store, 74 Sixth-st. 
McWilliams, R. A.,42 W. Bridge-st. 

Newson, S. T. & Co., 565 Cherry-st. 

Oliver, G. H.,cor. Madison-av. and 
Hall-st. 



Peck Bros., cor. Monroe and Div- 

ision-sts. 
Page, Mrs. E. J., cor. Coit and 

Plainfield-avs. 
Powell Bros., 317 S. Division-st. 
Parkinson, Dr. E. A. 245 S. Divi- ^j 

sion-st. ^i 

Steketee «& Baker,65 W.Leonard-st. 
Steketee & Co., 89 Monroe-st. — ^ 

Schrouder & Co., cor. E. Bridge a 

and Clancy-sts. ^| 

Sanford A., cor. W. Fulton and 

Jefferson-sts. 
Swarts, W. A. & Son, 108 W. 

Bridge-st , Tel. 784. 
Stonehouse, A., cor. W. Leonard 

and Scribner-sts. 
Steketee, Jno. G., cor. Fifth-av. and 

S. Division-st. 
Sinz, v., 402 East-st. 

Tibbs, \Vm. H., 75 Canal-st. 
Thum, H. & F., 84 Canal-st., Tel. 
I09.,and 166 W. Bridge-st., Tel.696 

VanBochove, R., cor. W. Fulton 
and Straight-sts., 445 Lyon-st. 

A'anDugteren, F., 79 Plainfield-av. 

\'anLeeuwen, W. H., cor. Cherry 
and East-sts. 

West, J. C, 8 Canal-st., Phone 760. 
White & White, 99 Monroe-st. 
W^ilson, E. R., cor. Ottawa and 

Monroe-sts. 
Wurzburg, F. J., 58 Monroe-st. 
Wolf & Co., 17 W. Bridge-st. 
Winter, Dr. D., 57 E. Leonard-st. 
Watts, Dr. Isaac, 486 S. Division-st. 
Williams & Co., cor. Ninth-av. and 

S. Division-st. 



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Dry Goods. 



Anstead & Yohn, 59 Monroe-st., 

8g Ottawa-st. 
Ashbaugh, M. H., 57 Canal-st. 
Andres, R. H., 82 W. Leonard-st. 
Achter, H., cor. Alpine-av.& I2th-st. 

Friedman, N. & M., 70 Monroe-st. 

Horrevoets, Mrs. C, 497 Ottawa-st. 
Hoffmaster, H., 80 W. Bridge-st. 
Harris, B. S., 525-527 S. Division-st. 

Kidder, E. P. & Co., 64 Monroe-st. 
Kramer, Wm., 124 Canal-st. 
Kermins, Thee, 81 W. Leonard-st. 
Kinney, K. L., 195 Stocking-st. 
Kruse, James, 34 W. Bridge-st. 
Kromer, N. B., 83 Plainfield-av. 

Leff, J., 115 Broadway-st, 

Labon, Wm., cor. Alpine-av. and 
iith-st. 

Leusenkamp Bros., 460 S. Divi- 
sion-st. 

Morse, & Company, cor. Monroe 
and Spring-sts. 



Nichols, T. J., 62 Monroe-st. 

Parris, M. A., 613 S. Division-st. 

Steketee, P. & Sons, 83-85 Mon- 
roe-st. 
Spring & Co., 6-8 Monroe-st. 
Silvius, N., 521 Ottawa-st. 
Stone, N. A., 154 W. Fulton-st, 

The People's Store, 333 Canal-st. 

Vossen Bros., 18 Monroe-st. 
Voigt, Herpolsheimer & Co., 78-82 

Monroe-st. Wholesale rooms on 

Ottawa-st. 
\'anrooyen, J., 338 W. Leonard-st. 
Vanfleet, F., 283 W. Leonard-st. 
\"erheek, Gerard, 646 Wealthy-av. 

Wilkes, J. L., 60 Monroe-st. 
Wurzburg, F. W., 80-82 Canal-st. 
Wixson, Mrs. A., 325 E. Bridge-st. 



Flour and Feed. 



Boss & Baar, 45 S. Division-st. Tel. 

1280. 
Brewer & Ross, cor. S. Division-st. 

and Ninth-av. 



[wholesale) 39 N. 
528 S. Division-st. 



Caswell Bros., 

lonia-st, 
Carlyle & Co. 

Tel. 995. 

Dejonge & Vanheulen, 83 S. Divi- 
sion-st. 

Dykema, M., loi W. Bridge-st. 
Tel. 98. 

Graham, Wm., 704 Madison-av, 

Kemp, James D., 72 S. Front-st. 
Tel. 680. 



Oleary, W. F., 188 W 
Tel. 712. 



Bridsre-st. 



Smallegange & Gondzwaard. 527 

Ottawa-st. Tel. 1199. 
Small, A.. 204 Plainfield-av. Tel. 

567. 
Stryker, J., 278 Grandville-av, 
Stove, Titus, (Feed Mill) 468-470 

S. Division-st. 

Taylor, L., 796 S. Division-st. 
Taylor, Geo. W., 776 S. Division-st. 
Tiiinman & Krepel, 390 Jeffer- 
son-av. 

Verhage, Peter, 120 Ellsworth-av. 
Van Dam, C, 303-305 Jefferson-av. 

Watson & Frost, i37Grandville-av. 
Wykes, Thomas E., (wholesale) 157 
Ottawa-st. 



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Furniture Manufacturers. 



Allen, Z. E., 44 Mill-st. 

Berkey & Gay Fur. Co., 174-180 

Canal-st., Tel. 431. 
Birge & Shattuck, 153-155 Canal 

St., Tel. 118. 
Berkey, Wm. A. Fur. Co., 39-49 

Waterloo-st. 

Grand Rapids Cabinet Co., 286-288 
Canal-st., Tel. 808. 

Greenman & Dosch Co., cor. New- 
berry and Canal-sts. 

Grand Rapids Fur. Co., Butter- 
worth-av. 

Grand Rapids School Fur. Co., 
Broadway, Tel. 343. 

Grand Rapids Table Co., cor. 
Canal and Xewberrv-sts. 

Grand Rapids Chair Co., 900 Can- 
al-st., Tel. 595. 

Grand Rapids Parlor Fur. Co., 
117-119 S. Front-st., Tel. 758. 

Haney School Fur. Co., 256-266 N. 
Front-st. 

Kent Fur. Co., 700 Canal-st., city 
office, 25 Monroe-st. 

Murray & Sammons Mfg. Co., 29 

N. lonia-st. 
McCord & Bradfield Fur. Co., 

Godfrey-av. 



Nelson, Matter & Co., 33-37 Can- 
al-st., Tel. 460. 

New England Fur. Co., 242-250 
Canal-st., Tel. 402. 

Oriel Cabinet Co., 428-436 Canal-st. 
Tel. 404. 

Phoenix Fur. Co., cor. Winter and 
W. Fulton-sts. 

Stow & Davis Fur. Co. 

Standard Table Co., cor. Fifth-av. 

and G. R. & I. R. R. 
Sligh Fur. Co., cor. Buchanan and 

Goodrich-sts. 
Sweet, M. L., office, 23 Pearl-st. 

Tripod Co., 57 Ottawa-st. 

The Folding Chair and Table Co., 

cor. Wealthy-av. and lonia-st. 
The Bell and Upholstering Co., 

778 S. Division-st. 

Valley City Table Co., 53-55 S. i\ 
Front-st., Tel. 901. W. 

Wolverine Chair Factory, west end 
Pearl-st. bridge. »; 

Worden Fur. Co. • 

Widdicomb Fur. Co., cor. Fourth » 
and D-sts. 

Welch Folding Bed Co., 27 N. 
lonia-st. 



Burkhardt, E., 1 19 Canal-st., Tel. 890 
Church, A. J., 29 Canal-st. 
Compton Fur, Co., 79 S. Division 
St., Phone 707. 



Furniture Dealers. 

Klingman & Limbert, Blodgett blk. 
Office Fur. Co., 17 Fountain-st. 
Raven, A. A., 109 S. Division-st., 



Dygert, J. S., 21 Canal-st. 
DeLeeuw & VanKoevering, 21-23 
Grandville-av. 

Goodrich, P. M. & Co., 1 18 Canal-st. 
Grand Rapids Parlor Fur. Co., 45- 
47-51-53 Canal-st. 

Heyman & Son, 63-65 Canal-st. 

Joldersma Bros., 73-75 Grandville- 
av. and 64 W. Leonard-st. 



Phone 966. 
Richards, S. T., 164 Stocking-st. 

Salm, B., 82 S. Division-st. 

Sellock & Andrews, 138 S. Divi- 
sion-st. 

Smith, G. W., 203 S. Division-st. 

Travis, Jim, 67 Canal-st. 

Winegar Fur. Co., 1 23-125-129 S. 
Division-st. 

Walker, S. J., 195 S. Division-st. 



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Foreign and Domestic Fruits and Produce. 

Division-st. Rapp & Co., g N. Division-st., 



Brown, G. S., 24-26 N 
(wholesale). 



Metzger, C. 
(wholesale) 



B., 3 N. lonia-st.. 



Rapp & Co., 
(wholesale). 



Villa & Gardella, 9 Canal-st. 
Vinkemulder, H. J. & Bro., 445- 
447 S. Division-st. (wholesale). 



Groceries and Provisions. 



Allgier, John, 160 Clancy-st. 
Ancleed, R., 575 W. Leonard-st. 
Austin, H., 431 Turner-st. 
Arnott, D., j^j W. Bridge-st. 
Aniba, Jas. N., 498 S. East-st. 

Bentley, G., cor. Butter\vorth-av. 

and Jefferson-st. 
Berles & Wiirzburg, 57-59 W. 

Bridge-st. 
Brink Bros. & Quint, 34 Grand- 

ville-av, 
Bartels, Carl, 449 E. Bridge-st. 
Bracy, W. W., 551 Ottawa-st. 
Braun & Hesse, 127 S. Jefferson-st. 
Brogger, B., 87 Turner-st. 
Baker, N., 309 W. Leonard-st. 
Brogger, August, 60 Stocking-st. 
Blink, T., 374 W. Leonard-st. 
Brogger, A. & Co., 11 N. Front-st. 
Bleak, Oliver, 232 E. Fulton-st. 
Broersman, J., 117 Hilton-st. 
Ball, Barnhart, Putnam & Co., cor. 

Ionia and Louis-sts. (wholesale). 
Beecher, Sam. K., cor. Jefferson 

and Wealthy-avs. 

Cordes, John, 123 Canal-st. 
Courtney, D. O., 78 Stocking-st. 
Clark, G. S., 245 Plainfield-av. 
Cross, J. B., 20 Ellsworth-av. 
Clark, I. M., Lyon and Ottawa-sts. 

(wholesale). 
Comstock, G. D., 40 Fountain-st. 
Collins, M. K., 119 Plaintield-av. 
Carrel, E. J., 598 S. Division-st. 
Condley, S. E., 762 S. Division-st. 
Conlen, Mrs. F., 29 Spring-st. 
Cole & Chapel, 692 Cherry-st., 

Tel. 1 1 50, 



Dooge, Bastian, 457-459 Ottawa-st. 
Dejhstrad, J. W., 51 W. Leonard-st. 
Damskey, A. S., 190-192-194 Fourth 

St. 

Dubois, \Vm.. 693 Broadway. 
Droff, Paul, 166 Seventh-st. 
Downing, E. B., 220 Plainfield-av. 
Dejager & Stryker, 166 Ellsworth 

av. 
Damstra, John, 27 N. Waterloo-st. 
Dike, S., 208 Waterloo-st. 
Dekker, A., 385 Grandville-av. 
Deegan & Co., 825 S. Division-st. 
DeGraaf, G. H., 221 S. Division-st. 
Douwstra, Frank, 203 Thomas-st. 
Dyk, Frank, 481 Jefferson-av. 
Dejger, Stryker & Co., 305 Center 

St. 

Elliott & Co., loi Monroe-st., Tel. 

161. 
Emmons, O., 212 E. Bridge-st. 
Emspey, M, W., 107 W. Bridge-st. 
Eness & Parish, 66 E. Leonard-st. 
Eby, G. W., 694 Madison-av. 

Fox, C, 95 S. Division-st., Tel. 1 1 16 
Ferguson, John, 133 S. Division-st. 
Feringa, John, 248 Carrier-st. 
Fuller & Anderson, cor. Stocking 

and Fifth-sts. 
Flanders & Fisher, 447 Lyon-st., 

Tel. 1298. 
Ferguson, J., 133 S. Division-st. 
Feiltman, H., 193 Henry-st. 

Goossen, J., 121 Monroe-st. 
Goossen, M. J., 149 Monroe-st., 

Phone 177. 
Gray, John G., Phone 957. 



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Groceries and Provisions — Continued. 



Glowczynski, Jos., cor. E. Bridge-st. 

and Grand-av. 
Gabereul, Peter, i8i W. Fulton-st. 
Greiy, John, 22 Plainfield-av. 
Graham, P., 477-479 S. Division-st. 
Goossen, Theo. B., 33 Ottawa-st., 

(wholesale produce). 

Hatch, Ira C., 125 Monroe-st. 

Herrick & RandaJl, 116-118 Mon- 
roe-st. 

Haderman, J. F., 134 W. Fulton-st. 

Hascher Bros., 79 Straight-st. 

Hembling, William D., 343 W. 
Bridge-st. 

Hews, Nick, 277 First-st. 

Hyma, H., 407 W. Bridge-st. 

Heyman & Berrty, 107 W. Leon- 
ard-st. 

Hertstein, J. C., 183 Plainfield-av. 

Huizenga, M., 27 Caledonia-st. 

Hanink & Vruggink, 186 Ells- 
worth-av. 

Hartwell, F. E. & Co., 140 Ells- 
worth-: v. 

Hoeksema,Henry,78Grandville-av. 

Hatch, A. J. & Co., 321 S. Divi- 
sion-st. 

Hart, T. H., 254 S. Division-st. 

Hawkins & Company, (wholesale), 
Fulton and lonia-sts. 

Johnson & Goss, 202 E. Bridge-st. 

Jleranrer, Harm, 56 Coldbrook-st. 

Janshcfski. W., 123 Jefferson-st. 

Jonker, B., cor. W. Leonard-st, and 
Alpine-av, 

Jansomy, E., cor. Alpine-av. and 
Leonard-st. 

Judd, Ed. C, cor. Fourth and 
Broadway-sts, 

Jenkins & Bradford, 36 W. Bridge- 
st. 

Jones & Clark, 602 S. Division-st. 

Kusterer, Phil., 120 Canal-st. 
Kruidenier, G. J., 329 E. Bridge-st. 
Renting, Thomas, cor. E. Bridge 

and Clancy-sts. 
Killean, John, cor. E. Bridge and 

Kent-sts. 



Keating, Mary, cor. Leonard-st. 

and College-av. 
Kipp, Leonard, 129 W. Fulton-st. 
Kenyon, W. S., 132 W. Bridge-st. 
Keepe, Thomas, 146 W. Fulton-st. 
Kline & Lackey, 183 Broadway-st. 
Kryger »S: Oom, 517 Broadway-st. 
Karreman, Wm., 200 Plainfield-av. 
Koopman, R. Gust & Co., 433 

Grandville-av. 
Kievit, W. & B., 425 Grandville- 



Leeuw, Joseph, 503-505 Ottawa-st. 
Lambrit, Jos., 220-222 W. Bridge- 
st. 
Luikaurt, L, 575 W. Leonard-st. 
Ley, John, cor. Turner and W. 

Leonard-sts. 
Linddemulder, R., cor. Ninth and 

Cypress-sts. 
Lehman, J. Geo., 46 W. Bridge-st. 
Lord, F. O., 29 Fountain-st. 
Le Baron & Cobb, 780 S. Division, 

Tel. 1013. 
Lemon & Wheeler Company, S. 

lonia-st., (wholesale.) 
Liesveld, German M., cor. East 

and Cherry-sts. 
Luce, H. G., cor. Fifth-av. and 

East-st. 
Lakis, Henry, 971 Hall-st. 

Megaw, R. A., 261 W. Bridge-st. 
Marlatt, D., 95 Broadway-st. 
Mulder, John, 73 W. Leonard-st. 
McCurdy, L., 55 Stocking-st. 
Marlatt, 'Jas., 161 Stocking-st. 
McCool, Charles, 46-48 Ellsworth- 

av. 
McKav, F. B. & Co., 170 Cherry- 

st. 
Manley, G. H., 400 East-st. 
Mosley Bros., 26 to 32 Ottawa-st., 

(wholesale produce.) 

Norcutt, J. F., 1 19 Stocking-st. 

Ouenday, Charles, 185 Henry-st. 
Olney & Judson Grocer Co., 5-7 N. 
lonia-st., (wholesale.) 



105 



Groceries and Provisions — Continued. 



Odell, Norman, 233 S. Division-st. 

Pettersch,Chas.,i6i-i63 W. Bridge- 

st. 
Pell, M.. 614 Canal-st. 
Pennock & Goold, 719 Wealthy- 

av. 
Putnam, G. S.. 502 S. Division-st. 

Rasch, A., 122 Canal-st, 
Rice, F. A., 95 Pearl-st. 
Ringelberg, H., 391 Ottawa-st. 
Renngold, Jacob, 553 N. Ionia- st. 
Roesink Bros., cor. Dayton and 

Indiana-sts. 
Rebentisch, Emil, 265 Straight-st. 
Radermacher, Jos., 140 W. Bridge- 

st. 
Rane, R. O., 47 Seventh-st. 
Rengelberg, P., 64 Grandville-av, 
Rynberg, John, cor. S. Division 

and Hall-sts. 

Steketee, R. A.. 418-420 S. Divis- 
ion-st. 

Seymour, J. F., cor. Hall and 
lonia-sts. 

Southwick, A., 668 Wealthy-av., 
Tel. 498. 

Scharpsema, G., 369 East-st. 

Shaw, James C, 79 Canal-st. 

Side, R. J., 75 Clancy-st. 

Schuit, Peter, 537-539 Ottawa-st. 

Stryki, 548 College-av. 

Sach, Charles, 217 Coit-av. 

Schmidt Bros., 220-222 W. Fulton- 
st. 

Sculley, Patrick, 181 Butterworth- 
av 

Seven & Son, 153 W. Leonard-st. 

Slawnikaski, Joseph, 306 First-st. 

Smachar, L. Lovery, 287 Alpine- 
av. 

Smith, W. J., 161 Monroe-st. 

Stover, A. M., 168 Fourth-st. 

Skula, I., 81 Davis-st. 

Schultz, H., 158 Ellsworth-av. 

Saunders, C. H., 89 Plainfield-av. 

Seaalkink, Berend, 256 Grand- 
ville-av. 

Stryker, C, 250 Grandville-av. 



Snodcr, John, 325 Grandville-av. 

Tubergen, George, 36 S. Division- 
st. 

Ten Ran, A. J., 200 Watson-st. 

Trunstru, M. A., 32 W. Leonard-st. 

Timmer, Harm, cor. Seventh-st and 
Alpine-av., Tel. 819. 

Turnell & Co., 184 Stocking-st. 

Triel Bros., 152 N. Divison-st. 

Taylor, J. W., 10-12 Plainfield-av. 

Telder, M. J., cor. Hilton-st and 
Third-av. 

Taylor, S., 490 S. Division-st. 

Tucker, Conde & Co., 56-58 S. 
lonia-st., (wholesale produce.) 

Van Every & Co., 55 Canal-st. and 
r52 W. Fulton-st. 

Vidro, A., 257 Fourth-st. 

Vendermuns, Wm., 8 N. Coit-av. 

\lergever, D., 157 Clancy-st. 

Vrieling, G. J., 341 E. Bridge-st., 
Tel. 1 1 19. 

\''ander Veen, M., 550 W. Leonard- 
st. 

\'ander Stolp, E., 625 Broadway-st. 

Van Anray, B., 666 Wealthy-av. 

\'ander Man, J., 429 East-st. 

A'ander Veen, H., 196 Logan-st. 

A'an Dam, G., 276 Logan-st. 

\'an Wyck, J. S., 380 Jofferson-av. 
\'ander Veen & Datema, 693 
Madison-av. 

Wood & Rowland, 561-563 Cherry- 

Wasson, Thomas, 17 S. Division- 
st. 

Wagner, Julius J., 197 E. Bridge-st. 

Winchester, E. D., cor. E. Bridge 
and Lafayette-sts. 

White, Edwin, cor. Sixth and 
Scribner-sts. 

Wait, H. G., 161 Turner-st. 

Wellington, J. C, 33 W. Bridge-st. 

Whalen, E., 69 Ellsworth-av. 

Wierenga, J., 88 Grandviille-av. 

Wykkel E., 683 Wealthy-av. 

Walbridge (S: Co., 360 East-st. 

Young, A, D., cor. Jefferson and 
Wealthy-aves., Tel. 662. 



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Hardware. 



Berles, Joseph, 48 Canal-st. Tel. 

671. 
Barstow, Caleb, 237 E. Bridge-st., 

Tel. 886. 
Baisch, C. G., 22 E. Bridge-st. 
Blakely, J. G., 136 W. Fulton-st. 
Brummler, Wm. «& Sons, 79 

Spring-st. 
Cook, G., 497 Ottawa-st. 
DeWindt, Adrian, 214 E. Bridge-st. 
Dogger, P., 465-467 Ottawa-st. 
Driesens, A., 213 Alpine-av. 
Dykema, J. A., 69 W. Leonard-st. 
DeYoung, D., 395 Grandville-av, 

Foster, Stevens & Co., 10-12 Mon- 

roe-st. 
Failing, J. F., 503 S. Division-st. 

Gunn Hardware Co., The, 47-49 

Monroe-st. 
Grand Rapids Edge Tool Works, 

52 Mill-st. 



Hoebeke & Co., 616 Ottawa-st. 

Kutsche, W. P., 108 Canal-st. 
Kromer, Arthur E., 218 Plainfield- 
a.v. 

Lossing, F. L., 214 W, Fulton-st. 
Lund, Jacob J., 206 Plaintield-av. 

Maris, A. M., 115 Monroe-st. 
Melis, Wm. C, 17-19 Grandville- 
av., Tel. 988. 
Miller, Wm., 26 S. lonia-st. 

Palmer, W. A., 676 Wealthy-av. 

Seyen & Van Der Meer, 92 to 96 

Grandville-av. 
Stadt, T., 319 W. Leonard-st. 

Tyler, A. A., 641 S. Division-st. 

Van der Veen & Witman, 106 
Monroe-st. 

Watson, S. N., 156 W. Bridge-st. 



Hotels. 



Arnold House, 86 W. Bridge-st. 
Arlington Hotel, 80 S. lonia-st. 

Barrett, John, 190 Canal-st. 
Bridge Street House, E. Bridge 

and Kent-sts. 
Barnard House, cor. W. Fulton 

and Waterloo-sts. 
Baldwin House, opposite D., G. H. 

& M. depot. 

Clarendon Hotel, cor. E. Bridge 

and Canal-sts, 
Commercial Hotel, 72 EUsworth-av. 
Chartres House, 28 Spring-st. 

Derby Hotel, W. Fulton and Mt. 
Vernon-sts. Tel. 718. 

Eberhardt House, 766 S. Division-st. 

Hotel Skandia, 15 W. Bridge-st. 
Hotel Cadillac, 73-75 Waterloo-st. 

Lake Shore House, 155 Califor- 
nia-st. 

Leonard Street House, 33 W. Leon- 
ard-st. 

Livingston Hotel, 61-63 Lyon-st. 



Lincoln House, 36 Spring-st. 

Morton House, Monroe & lonia-sts. 
Tel, 474. 

Michigan House, cor. Ottawa and 
Louis-sts. 

New Eagle Hotel, Waterloo and 
Louis-sts. 

Ohio House, 182 Canal-st. 

Planters House, 27 Court-st. 
Pacific House, cor. Shawmut-av. 

and Winter-sts. 
Parnell House, 44 Plainfield-av. 

Quigley House, 616 S. Division-st. 

Sweet's Hotel, cor. Pearl and Ca- 
nal-sts. Tel. 436. 

Watson House, 164 W. Bridge-st. 
Western Hotel, cor. W. Bridge 

and Winter-sts. 
West Bridge Street House, 105 W. 

Bridge-st. 




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Harness, Trunks and Saddles. 



Croll, J. F., 15 N. Front-st. 

Drake, M. F., cor. Hall and S. Di- 
vision-sts. 

Eiffert, Paul, 40 S. Division-st. 

Groskopf Bros., 89-91 Canal-st. 

Hake, F. A., 79 W. Bridge-st. 
Hanish, A., 74 Waterloo-st. 



Heinzelmann, 
worth-av. 



J. Geo., 76 Ells- 



Myers, J. H., 73 Canal-st. 
Struensee, Ed., 69-71 Waterloo-st. 
Voss, W., 144 Canal-st. 
Wilmot, G. H., 40 W. Leonard-st. 

Insurance. 

Burtch, H. F., 54 Pearl-st. Tel. 732. 
Crosby & Co., 8 Canal-st. 



Metropolitan Life Ins. Co., room 
54, Houseman blk. 



Dosker & \^an De Riet, room 7, 

22 Canal-st. 
Dent, Richard, i3Widdicomb bldg. 

Fox, P. H., room i, Houseman blk. 

Farmers' Ins. Co., room A, House- 
man blk. 

G. R. Mutual Life Ins. Co., Widdi- 

comb bldg-. 
Grinnell, Henry, 82 Canal-st. 
Grand Rapids Fire Ins. Co., room 

27, Houseman blk. 

Holden, E. G. D. & Sons, 23 Foun- 
tain-st. and 50 W. Bridge-st. 

Heath, L. W., 10 Canal-st. 

Hugenholtz, H., 46 Canal-st. 

Home Life Insurance Co., room 13, 
Widdicomb bldg. 



Naysmith Bros., 26 Canal-st. 
Northwestern Mutual Ins. Co., 
room 12, Widdicomb bldg. 

Prudential Life Ins. Co., rooms 3-4 

Rood blk. 
Pacific Mutual Life Ins. Co., room 

32 Widdicomb bldg. 
Patterson, Nelson, 6 Canal-st. 

Shinkman & Shickell, room i, 22 
Canal-st. 

Union Mutual Life Ins. Co., room 
44 Widdicomb bldg. 

Winsor, E. E., under National City 
Bank. Tel. 83. 

Watkms, C. W., under Old Na- 
tional Bank. Tel. 228-1. 



Jewelers. 



Beekman, John H., 47 Pearl-st. 
Buchsieb, L. J., 159 Monroe-st. 

Cross, Frank H., 451 S. Division 

St. 

Cross, F. R., 455 S. Division-st. 

Dikeman, Ed., 44 Canal-st. 
Diamond, Asher, 153 Monroe-st. 

Elwood & Luther, 25 Monroe-st. 

Gleason & Co., 44 W. Bridge-st. 

Hervey, E. J., 6 Canal-st. 
Herkner, J. C, 57 Monroe-st. 
Hill, J. F., room 11, Lovett blk. 



Hofman, Lawrence, 162 Ellsworth- 
av. 

Lee, R. H., 662 Wealthy-av. 

Preusser, A., 35 Monroe-st. 

Pulte, William, 104 Canal-st. 

Thomson Bros. & Co., 149 W. 
Bridge-st. 

Van der Meulen & Son, 157 Mon- 
roe-st. 

Wurzburg, Fred W., 12 Canal-st. 

Zierlyn & Carstens, 98 Monroe-st. 



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Lumber. 



Acme Manufacturing Co., cor. 
Second-av. and Hilton-st. 

Brookings Lumber Co., room 31, 
Widdicomb bldg. 

Chickering & Co., room 25, Tower 

blk. 
Comstock, C. C, 331 Canal-st., 

Tel. 516. 
Cutcheon, L. M., 16 Alabama-st. 

Dregge, John «& Co., cor. Court-st. 

and G. R. & I. R. R., Tel. 549. 
Dunham, Peters & Co., cor. sev- 

enth-st. and G. R. & I. R. R. 

Tollman, C. C, room 14, Wonderly 

bldg. 
Fuller & Rice Manufacturing Co., 

D., G. H. & M. junction, Tel.877. 

Hatch, A. L. & Co., room 7, Tower 
blk., Tel. 277. 

Kellogg, F. I., room 25, Tower blk. 

Leathers, Don. J., 4-5 Lovettblk. 
Long, A. B. & Son^ N. end Front- 

st., Tel. 595. 
Laughlin, C. A., Hall-st. 

Mead & Co., Watson & Heald 

blk., Tel. 517. 
Montgomery & Co., Widdicomb 

bldgf. 



Morton, Innes & Co., 84 Monroe- 

st. 

McQuewan, Charles, rooms 29-30 
Widdicomb bldg. 

Peirce, Thomas M. & Co.. opp. 
Phoenix Furniture Co., Tel. 827. 

Quigley & Co., room 15, Won- 
derly bldg. 
Quimby, I., Canal-st., Tel. 565. 

Smith, F. P., 63 Wonderly bldg. 
Stow, R. J. & Co., Tower blk. 

Sheller, W. H., room 3, Hartman 

Blk. 
Swartz, S. P., First-av., on Mich. 

C. R. R. Track, Tel. 314. 

Tuckei, Hoops & Co., Monroe-st. 

Winchester & Daniels, 103 Ottawa- 
st. 

Wagner & Bro., Widdicomb bldg. 

Wetzell & Co., room 25, Tower 
blk. 

Wright, E. B., room 15, Wonderly 
bldg. 

Wagner, C. N., room 11, Widdi- 
comb bldg. 

Wilmarth, L. T., room 74, 75 Mon- 
roe-st. 

White, Friant & Lettellier, 222 
Canal-st., Tel. 524. 



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Laundries. 



Baxter Steam. Laundry, 55 Monroe 
and 93 Ottawa-sts. 

Grand Rapids Laundry, 146 Ca- 
nal-st. 

Smith, J. M., 94 Canal-st. Tel. 265. 

Millard's Domestic Laundry, 21 E. 
Bridge-st. 



Munger's Laundry, 43-45 Kent-st. 

Otte Bros., 424 to 432 S. Division-st. 
and 186 E. Fulton-st. 

Peterson, J. B., 6 W. Leonard-st. 

Scribner Street Laundry, 6 Scrib- 
ner-st. 

Troy Laundry, 62 W. Bridge-st. 



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Livery and Sale Stables 
Albee, A. N., 9 Crescent-av. 



Ball & Waters Transfer Co., 15-17 

Waterloo-st. Tel. 381. 
Bullis & Davis, 27 Plainfield-av. 

Cooper, J. G., 149 Kent-st. 
Cole, John H., cor. Court and Bow- 
ery-sts. Tel. 1107. 

Emgrem, Joe, 520 N. Front-st. 
Eagle Feed Barn, 49-51 Louis-st. 

Fingleton Bros., 51 Kent-st. 

Gill, Ed. L., 83-85 N. Division-st. 

Tel. 473- 
Greenley, H. A., cor. Fountain and 

lonia-sts, Tel. 168. 

Hodges, J. L., 142 Kent-st, 
Hall & Telford, 62 N. lonia-st. 
Tel. 81. 

Hodges, F. H., 612 S. Division-st. 



Lee, J. L., 42 and 44 Louis-st. 

Merritt Bros., 142 Kent-st. Tel. 508. 
Morse, Edgar S., 33 to 37 E. 

Bridge-st. 
Miller, N. B., 65-67 Kent-st. 
Moran, J. P., cor. Spring and Ful- 

ton-sts. 
Murat, C. T., 141 Louis-st. 

Nye, C. B. & Son, 29 Waterloo-st. 

Pulver, H. N., 64 X. lonia-st. 
Powers & Covvens, 107 Kent-st. 

Rathburn, A. M., 357 to 361 Weal- 
thy-av. 

Showers, Joseph, 614 N. Front-st. 
Shriver, A. H., 27-29 Mt.\>rnon-st. 
Sisson & Lilley. 

Stacey, Johnson, 51 to 55 N. Divi- 
sion-st. Tel. 551. • 

Tabor, Andrew, 66 N. lonia-st. 
Tel. 153. 



Miscellaneous Department. 



Ainsworth, C, (jobber produce), 
76 S. Division-st., Tel. 807. 

Arnold, J. J., (second hand furni- 
ture), 39 S. Division-st. 

Adams, C. F., (home furnishing 
house), 30 S. Division-st. 

Aderson, James A., (carving and 
designing), 157 Canal-st. 

Adams & Hart, (farm implements), 
12 W. Bridge-st. 

Antrim Iron Co., 8 Fountain-st. 

Buss Machine Works, 138 Canal- 
st., Tel. 127. 

Boss & Norton, (carpets), 27 S. Di- 
vision-st. 

Bissell Carpet Sweeper Co., 20-22 
M ill-st. 

Butterworth & Lowe Iron Works, 
Huron-st. 

Born, The Hatter, 54 Monroe-st. 

Brown & Sehler, (farm imple- 
ments), W. Bridge and Front- 
sts. 



Brown, Alfred, (grower and im- 
porter of seeds), 16-18 N. Divis- 
ion-st. 

Barlow Bros., (book binders), 91 
Pearl-st.. Tel. 197. 

Bunting & Davis, (commission 
merchants), 20-22 Ottawa-st. 

Cross of the Legion of Honor, 33 

S. Division-st. 
Clark, C. B. (job shop), cor. Pearl 

and Front-sts. 
Cappon & Bertsch Leather Co., 100 

Canal-st. 
Coye, Charles A., manufacturer 

awnings and tents), 11 Pearl-st. 
Cole's Glove Store, 130 Monroe-st. 
Cherryman & Bowen, (undertakers 

and embalmers), 5 S. Division- 
st. 
City Loan Office, Herman H. 

Idema, 56 Lyon-st. 

Dietz, L., (machine works), 41 S. 
Front-st. 



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Miscellaneous Department — Continued. 



Dale & Brethour Excelsior Co., 
cor. Taylor & Colfax-sts. 

Durfee &'Co.. (funeral directors), 
103 Ottawa-st. 

Dolbee, James & Co., (undertakers 
and funeral furnishers), cor. 
Ionia and Fountain-sts. 

DeGraaf, Vrieling & Co., (sash, 
doors, blinds and lumber, cor. 
S. Ionia and Bartlett-sts. 

Dupree, John, (door frames, pack- 
ing and shipping boxes), 329 to 
363 Taylor-st. 

Forbes, David, (rubber stamps), 

34 Canal-st. 
Fox, H. B., (machinery), 34 to 48 

S, Division-st. 
Fox, J. W., (excelsior works), 87- 

89 Sixth-st., Tel. 819. 
Fermentum' Compressed Yeast 

Co., 106 Kent-st, 

Grand Rapids \'eneer Co.. 302 N. 

Front-st. 
Grand Rapids Green House. 184 

to 192 Crescent-av. 
Grand Rapids Loan Office, cor. 

Pearl and Ottawa-sts. 
Grand Rapids Mattress Co.. 29 

Huron-st. 
Grand Rapids Brass Co., 162 to 

166 Court-st., Tel. 1045. 
Grand Rapids Manufacturing and 

Implement Co., Front andEarle- 

sts. 
Grand Rapids Brush Co., W. end 

Pearl-st., Tel. 345. 
Goshen Sweeper Co. 
Grand Rapids Novelty Manufac- 
turing Co., 184 E. Fulton-st. 
Grand Rapids Wheelbarrow Co., 

184 to 190 S. Front-st. 
Grand Rapids Stave Co., S. Front- 
st. 
Grand Rapids Hair Bazaar, 37 

Monroe-st. 
Grand Rapids Building and Loan 

Association, room 43 Widdicomb 

bide. 



Grand Rapids Book Bindery, 29 

Canal-st. 
Grand Rapids Custom Shirt Co., 7 

Pearl-st. 
Grand Rapids Wire Works, 8 

Pearl-st. 
Grand Rapids Business College, 

Ledyard blk. 
Grand Rapids School of Elocution, 

room 7, Hartman blk. 
Godfrey, F., (manufacturer land 

plaster), 38 N. lonia-st., Tel. 

621. 
Grand Rapids Bending Works, 

102 to 116 Prescott-st. 
Grand Rapids Board of Trade, 

New Weston bldg. 
Grand Rapids Edge Tool Works, 

52 Mill-st. 
Grand Rapids Felt Boot Co., 16 

Mill-st., Tel. 523. 
Grand Rapids Freight Bureau, 

Weston. iDldg., Tel. in. 
Grand Rapids Gas Light Co., 105 

Ottawa-st., Tel. 637. 
Grand Rapids Hydraulic Co., 99 

Ottawa-st.. Tel. 791. 
Grand Rapids Iron Yards, 103-105 

Kent-st. 

Hunt & Davis Abstract Co., base- 
ment National Bank bldg. 

Hartman, F. & Co., (machinists), 
270 S, Front-st. 

Hartman Safety Deposit Vaults, 
21 Fountain-st. Tel. 950. 

Hanley, Geo. F., (tlorist), 10 New- 
berry-st. 

Hollway Bros., (manufacturers 
rubber stamps), 2 Pearl-st. 

Huelster, W. W., (manufacturer 
paper boxes), 81-83 Campau-st. 

Hogle Oil Company, 19 Waterloo- 
st. 

Johnson, W. P., (mattress manu- 
factory), 141 Canal-st. 

Jennings & Smith, (flavoring ex- 
tracts and perfumes), 38-40 
Louis-st. 



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Miscellaneous Department 

undertaker), 45 W 



Koch, Wm. 
Bridge-st. 



Kinney, Wm., (second hand deal- 
er), 72 Waterioo-st. 

Kinsey, S. T., (manufacturer shirts 
and cuffs), 8 Pearl-st. 

Lyon Hat Store, 26 Canal-st. 
Leitelt, A., (iron works), Erie-st. 
Lemon, Geo. W., (picture frames 

and moulding), 143 Monroe-st. 
Lamoreaux, W. T., (seed elevator), 

71 W. Bridge-st. 



Canal-st. 



Barrel Co. 

(hat manufactur- 



Michigan 
Tel. 597. 

Morton, C. T. 
er), 69 Pearl-st. 

Michigan Carpet Sweeper Co . , 23- 
24 Hermitage. 

iNIason, D. D., (undertaker), 34 S. 
Uivision-st. 

Michigan Uoor Plate and Bell Co. 

Mutual Home and Savings Asso- 
ciation, 3 Canal-st. 

^Miller & Stanton, (box manufac- 
turers), S. Front and Court-sts. 

Matthews, Miss H. E., (corset 
parlors), 28 Monroe-st. 

Michio-an Iron Works, foot of 
Louis-st. 

Miner & Miller, (Palace Hat 
store), 27 Monroe-st. 

]\Iills & Lacey Manufacturing Co., 
(embalming fluid), 65-67 Kent-st. 

McGregor, J., (dyer), 20 Fountain- 
st. 



Neahr, Mrs. C. D., 
ing), 65 Monroe-st. 



(hair dress- 



Ocker & Ford Manufacturing Co., 
cor. Court-st. and G. R. & L 
R. R. 

O'Brien Bros., (undertakers), 11 
Crescent-av. 



Penniman, A. T 
S. Division-st. 

Powers & Walker 
-]■] to 88 S. Front-st 



(machinery), 76 
Casket Co., 



Continued. 

(machinery), 96 N, 



Perkins & Co. 
Front-st. 

Porter, C. O. & A. D., (machin- 
ery), 182 N. Front-st. 

Palmer Shirt Co., 24 Pearl-st. 

Perkins, Richmond & Co., (whole- 
sale photographers' supplies), 15 
Fountain-st. 

Rauschenberger, J . , (undertaker), 
13 W. Bridge-st., Tel. 367. 

Richmond & Seymoure, (box fac- 
tory), Alabama-st. 

Radc'liff & Holt, (packers and 
movers), in S. Division-st. 

Reid, William, (window glass), 61 
N. Waterloo-st. 

Raniville, F . , (manufacturer leath- 
er belting), 3 Pearl-st. 



S. 



Works, (173 
, (sporting goods), 
hand 



Spa Bottling 
Front-st. 

Studley, E. G. 
4 Monroe-st. 

Showers, Joseph, (second 
dealer), 514 N. Front-st. 

Steel Wire" Nail Co., 64 S. Front- 
st. 

Seymore, F. H., (mouldings and 
Frames), 145 Monroe-st. 

Simonds, (shingle machinery), 53- 
55 Waterloo-st. 

Sweet, M. L. & Co., (grain ele- 
vator), 23 Pearl-st. 

Standard Electric Co., 115 Ottawa- 
st. 

Smith & Sanford, (wholesale and 
retail carpets and draperies), 
109-111 Ottawa-st. 

Smith, Geo. M., (safes), 157-160 
Ottawa-st. 

The Ives Mattress Co., 39 Canal- 
st. 

The Telfer Spice Co., 1-3 Pearl-st. 

The Peninsular Co., (electrical 
construction and supplies), 97 
Ottawa-st. 

The Michigan Trust Co., 19-21 
Fountain-st. 



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Miscellaneous Department — Continued. 



The New York Biscuit Co., 35 

to 41 Kent-st. 
The Grand Rapids Refrigerator 

Co., cor. Ottawa and Ferry-sts. 
The ReHable Loan Office, 43 

Lyon-st. 



\'alley City Commercial Business 
College, 14-16 S. Division-st. 

Valley City File Works, 75 S. 
Front-st. 

Valley City Milling Co., east end 
Bridge-st. Bridge. 



Valley City Steam Dye Works, 17 
S. Division-st. 

Walling Leather Co., S. Front-st. 

Western Michigan Business Insti- 
tute and Normal School, 21 S. 
Division-st. 

Wells, Dr. E. W., (veterinary 
surgeon), 142 N. Front-st. 

Woodworth Bros.. (milk and 
cream), 155 Monroe-st., Tel. 
829. 

Weiden, Hubert, (hides, pelts 
and furs I, 42 E. Bridge-st. 



Millinery. 



Adams & Co., 90 Monroe-st. 

Bieeneman, Mrs. E., 126 Canal-st. 
Berwin, G. A., 27 Canal-st. 
Brennen, Miss, 79 Monroe-st. 
Buckley, Nellie, 9 N. Division-st. 

Corl, Knott & Co., 20-22 N. Divi- 
sion-st. 

Cooper, Mrs. C. L. and Miss Alice 
Skinner, 662 Wealthy-av. 

Closs, Mrs. C. E. & Co., 486 S. Di- 
vision-st. 

Dyk, J., 124 W. Leonard-st. 

Engleman, Mrs. E., 126 Canal-st. 

Hope, John Ten, 134 Monroe-st. 
Tel. 830. 

Hitches, Mrs. H. M., 462 S. Divi- 
sion-st. 

Ingersoll & Co., 15 Fountain-st. 

Henry, 234 W. 



Minton, Miss, 11 S. Division-st. 
McDorman, Mrs. G. W., 238 S. 
Division-st. 

Neal Sisters. 147 Monroe-st, 
Nugton, Mrs. A., 175 Stocking-st. 

Pennell, Mrs. Sadie, 5 S. Division-st. 
Pelton, Mrs. S., 63 E. Leonard-st. 

Reynolds, Mrs, E. J., 10 Canal-st. 

Reed, Mrs. L. E., 147 W. Bridge-st. 

Ryder, F. T., 13 E. Leonard-st. 

Robenson & Miller, 267 Plain- 
field-av. 

Runyan, Mrs. M. E., 235 S. Divi- 
sion-st. 

Swartz, Mrs. W. A. & P. S., 181- 
183 W. Bridge-st. 

VanDan, Mrs. C, 307 Jefferson-av. 

Worfel. Mrs. F. W., 116 Canal-st. 



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Klevorn, Mrs. 
Bridge-st. 



Music. 



Chicago Cottage Organ Co., 753 
Monroe-st. 

Campman, Henry J. W., 182 E. 
Fulton-st. 

Chase Bros., 90 Monroe-st. 

Friedrich, Julius A. J., 30-32 Ca- 
nal-st. 



Grand Rapids Music Co., 7 S. Di- 
vision-st. 

Herrick & Morehead. 23 S. Divi- 
sion-st. 

Schwankovsky, F. J., 178 E. Ful- 
ton-st. 



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Marble ^A^o^ks. 



Moreau. David, 20 S. Division-st. 
Mathewson, Alex., 40 S. Division-st. 



Spencer, Charles, 70 X. Front-st. 
Schmidt Bros., 93 Canal-st. 



Meat Markets. 



Bliven & Allyn, 63 Pearl-st. 
Braun & Hesse, 127 Jefferson-st. 
Briisnu, M. D., 250 Alpine-av. 
Butcher, J. D., cor. Broadway and 

Fourth-sts. 
Bartel, Charles, cor. Grandville-av. 

and Bartlett-st. 
Bolt & Cook, 277 Grandville-av. 
Boyce, R. H., 782 S. Division-st. 
Barleugh, C. E., 696 Madison-av. 

Central Market, 113 Monroe-st. 
Qlle & Boffer, 203 ^Plainfield-av. 
Comelich, W., 755 S. Division-st. 

Dettenthaler, F. J., 117 Monroe-st. 
Deville & Son, 507 Ottawa-st. Tel. 

527. 
Den Herder & \'an Zoeven, 254 
' Grandville-av. 
Dehoop & Bro., 242 S. Division-st. 

Eaton, L. A.. 397 Ottawa-st. 
Eble, John G., 203 E. Bridge-st. 

Fehrlen & Landauer, i Stocking-st. 
Finch & Lealand, 625 Broadway-st. 

Gracryk, John, 1 1 1 Stocking-st. 
Grand Rapids Packing & Provi- 
sion Co., 14-16-18 Ottawa-st. 
Gent, K., 496 East-st. 

Houton, H„ 233 Carrier-st. 
Huft'ord, S. J., 148 W. Bridge-s:. 
Her, Adam, 623 S. Division-st. 
Heinzelman, John, 568 S. Divi- 
sion-st. 
Howden, J., 711 Wealthy-av. 

Klamke, G. A., 63 S. Division-st., 
Kinyon & Stone, 194 E. Bridge-st. 

Tel. 540. 
Kremer, H., 107 Alpine-av. 
Katz Bros., 253 Jefferson-av. 



Lamparter, \Vm., 86 Plainheld-av. 
Lars, Peter. 543 Grandville-av. 
Lars, H., 59 Grandville-av. 
Lanckay & Son, 381 East-st. 

Mohrhard, J., 109 Canal-st. 

Mull Bros., 423 E. Bridge-st. 

Mull, Peter, 157 Clancy-st. 

Mures, John, 124 Fourth-st. 

McCool, James O., 56 Ellsworth-av 

Murphv, James & Co., 223 S. Divi- 
sion-st. 

Morris, Nelson & Co., (wholesale), 
16 Ottawa-st. 

Maver, Fred, 254 Jefferson-av. Tel. 
662. 

Mange, P., 388 Jefferson-av. 

Xeundorffer,Carl, 218 W. Bridge-st. 
Xeundorffer, Charles, 331 W. 

Bridge-st. 
Xagel. F., cor. Grandville and 

Wealthy-avs. 
Xewberry, 660 Wealthy-av. 

Pegler, F., 84-86 S. Division-st. 

Tel. 268. 
Porter, T. H., 339 E. Bridge-st. 
Porter, E. F., 140 \V. Fulton-st. 
Padele, Frank, 125 S. Front-st. 
Pearl, H., 177 Stocking-st. 
Price, Thomas, 672 E. Cherry-st. 
Phernambuco, C. M., 461 S. Divi 

sion-st. 

Riebo, Geo. H., 254 Plainfield-av. 

Schlichtig, A., 178 Butterworth-av. 
Swentek, P., 87 Stocking-st. 
Stoull, J. E., 49 Seventh-st. 
Stein, Albert, 55 W. Bridge-st. 
Smith, H., 55 E. Leonard-st. 
Swift, L. F. & Co., (wholesale), 24 
Ottawa-st. Tel. 929. 



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Meat Markets — Continued. 



Schuchardt, Louis, 229 S. Divi- 
sion-st. 

Thomsma Bros., 577 W. Leon- 

ard-st. 
Toube, A., 519 Broadway-st. 

Veyer, L., 550 W. Leonard-st. 
Verplanck & \^an Wert, 693 Mad- 
ison-av. Tel. 1082. 

Western Beef Co., 71 Canal-st. 



Wolverine Meat Market, 90 Ca- 
nal-st. 

Wykes, A. B., 109 Monroe-st. 

Watkins, Woodworth, 13 S. Divi- 
sion-st. Tel. 769. 

Waltz, G., 20 E. Brido:e-st. Tel. 131. 

Wiest, Fred, 178 Stocking-st, 

Wertsch, C, 34 W. Leonard st. 

Waltz, John M., 41 W. Bridge-st. 

Wylie, J. A., no Oakes-st. 

Zinser Bros., 26 W. Bridge-st. 



Notions and Fancy Goods. 

Boston Novelty Store, 17 Canal-st. Vieger, Wm., 181 Plainfield-av. 

Woodard, C. M., 5 N. Coit-av, 



R. D., 199 E 



Carstens, Mrs 

Bridge-st. 
May's Bazaar, 43 Monroe-st. 

Printing and Engraving. 

Dean Printing Co., Blodgett bldg. 

Eaton & Lvon Printing Co., 49 
Lyon-st., Tel, 121. 

Fuller & Stovve Co., 100 Louis-st., 
Tel. 95. 

Grand Rapids Engraving Co., 50 
Lyon-st. 

Grand Rapids Electrotype foun- 
ds y, 6-8 Erie-StT 



Michigan Artisan, room 9, 22 
Canal-st. 

Rookus, J., 95-97 Monroe-st., Tel. 

709. 
Reed Engraving Co., 2 Pearl-st. 

Stanton Printing Co., 2 Pearl-st. 
Telephones 450 and 1042. 

Taylor & Hinsdill, 73 Canal-st., 
Tel. 803. 



Harris, L. D., (wholesale printers' 
supplies), 33 N. lonia-st. 

Hensen & Revnders, 6S. lonia st. 

Hngenholtz, Paul, 56 Lyon-st., 
Tel. 1026. - 



Valley City Engraving and Print- 
ing Co.,' 1 8 Pearl-st., Tel. 1038. 

West Michigan Printing Co., 83 
Lyon-st . 



Plumbers, Steam and Gas Fitters. 



Barnett & Richards, 19 W. Bridge- 
st. 

Hum, A. B. 15 E. Bridge-st. 
Hunt, George, 15 E. Bridge-st. 

McPhail & Struhs, 158 Monroe-st. 

Robertson, Wm., 27 Fountain-st. 



Sproul & McGurrin, 184 E. Ful- 

ton-st. 
Schneider, E. L., 34 E. Bridge-st. 

Thompson & Hunt, 37 N. Division- 
st., Tel. 1092. 

Weatherlv & Pulte, 62-64 Pearl-st., 
Tel. 6.^.' 



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Photographers and Artists. 



Arthur & Philbric, 21 Canal-st. 

Bayne's Commercial Photograph 

Gallery, 382 N. Front-st. 
Bayne & Coss, 22-24 Fountain-st. 

Fowle, A. H., 37 lonia-st. 

Gilbertt, O. A., 55 W. Bridge-st. ' 

Hamilton's Art Gallery, 79 Canal- 

st. 



Noble, T. F., 126-128 Canal-st. 

Schellhouse, 84 Monroe-st. 
Sharpsteen, 21 Monroe-st., Tel. 

1 134. 
Sherman, N. S., rooms F and G, 22 

Canal-st. 

Thorns' Photo Rooms, 98 Monroe- 
st. 

Wykes, W., 35 Monroe-st., Tel. 
229. 



Young, J. H., 141 Canal-st. 



Jackson, B. D., 103 Monroe-st. 
Krueger, H., 20 Canal-st. 
Merrill & Co., 51 Monroe-st. 

Paints, Oils and Varnishes. 

Seven, Peter, 126 W. Leonard-st 



Goebel's, 19 Canal-st. 
Goebel & Co., 3 S. Division-st. 

Henry, D. G., 139 S. Division-st. 

Miller & Middleton, 114 Monroe- 
st., Tel., 993. 



Valley City, 32 W. Bridge-st. 

Wileman & Thanner, 22 S. Divi- 
sion-st. 



Adrianse, Homer 
Canal-st. 

Antisdel, A. R., room 36, House- 
man blk. 

Barrendsen, B. F., room 6, House- 
man bldg. 

Beckwith, \Vm. G., cor. Canal and 
Lyon-st., rooms 5-6 

Barnard, B. W., 60 Mt. Vernon-st. 

Bank, James F., 25 Ottawa-st. 

Brooks & Brooks, Houseman blk. 

Buck, Willis, 26 Canal-st. 

Closterhouse, J. W., 121 Canal-st., 
Tel. 45. 

Campbell & Underwood, 95 Mon- 
roe-st. 

Chamberlain, room 2, Rood blk. 

Converse, J. W., Widdicomb bldg. 

Coit, C. W., 53 Pearl-st. 

Converse, J. W., 130 W. Fulton-st. 



Real Estate. 

room C, 22 Caulfield, J. & Son, 89 Canal-st. 



Dosker & Van de Riet, room 7, 22 
Canal-st. 

Dunton & Bates, rooms 13-14 Wid- 
dicomb bldg. 

Fogg, E., 132^^ Monroe-st. 
Fuller, S. L. & Ph. C, 11 E. 

Bridge-st., Tel. 440. 
Farrman, W. R., 49 Monroe-st. 

Gtand Union Real Estate Ex- 
change, rooms 3-4 Tower blk. 

Gilbert, W. H., room 3, Widdi- 
comb blk. 

Gildersleeve & Herington, room 3, 
Lovett blk. 

Hogadone & Livingstone, room 12- 

13, Tower blk. 
Hatheway, R. C, room 25, 20 

Canal-st. 



116 



Real Estate — Continued. 



.\es, L. C, 22 Canal-st. 
:nnes, Wm. P., 22 Canal-st. 

ECinsey & Mercer, rooms 9-10 
Widdicomb bldg. 

LeAvis, Geo. F. & Co., 37 Monroe- 

st. 
Larkins & Reynolds, 132)^ Mon- 

roe-st. 

Martin, J. H., 93 Canal-st. 
Meigs, Ottawa-st. 
McKee, A. C, 19 Pearl-st. 

N'orthrop, X. W., 21 Monroe-st. 

Jwefi & Owen, Real Estate Ex- 
change, room 8 Tower blk. 

Provin, L. S., 4 Canal-st. 

Page, A. T., room 7, 22 Canal-st. 

Reynolds & Franklin, room 69, 
i>^ N. Division-5t. 



Sours, John 1., Wonderlv bldg., 

Tel. 989. ■ . 
Snvder, Percy, 28 Canal-st., Tel. 

^;88. 

Slater, D. D. & Co., 52 Monroe-st., 
Tel. 700. 

Spoelstra & Stevens, 109 Monroe- 
st. 

Scribner, W. R., -^6 Pearl-st., Tel. 
462. 

Smith & Smith, 22 Canal-st. 

Shinkman »!t Shickell, 22 Canal-st. 

Tuttle Bros., Pearl-st., Arcade. 
Thomas & Terrell, 26 Canal-st,, 

Tel. 1048. 
Trout, 1. F. & Co., sVz N- Division- 

st. 

\'ooruss & Co., room 41 Widdi- 
comb blk. 

\^anleuven, J. J., room 69 House- 
man blk. 
VanDam, John R., 22 Canal-st. 



Stationers. 



Barse, W. J., 127 Monroe-st. 
Babenzien, JuHus. 113 W. Bridge- 

st. 
Brigges, F. E., 495 S. Division-st. 

Clark, S. U., 5 N. Division-st., Tel. 
720. 

Davidson, C. C, 49 Pearl-st. 

Eaton, Lyon & Co., 20 & 22 Mon- 
roe-st., Tel. 242. 

Custom Tailors 



Hall, Geo. H., 56 Monroe-st. 
Hulswit, F. AI., 157 Monroe-st. 



Lumbrix, Geo. A., 220 \V. Bridge- 

st. 

The Union News Company, 58 S. 
lonia-st. 



Arthur, E., 44 Waterloo-st. 

Berry, Mills & Co., cor. Ottawa and 

Fountain-sts. 
Bodenstein Bros., 88 Canal-st. 
Baumeister, O., cor. Bridge & 

Canal-sts. 
Beukema, J. & Co., 164 Ellsworth- 

ave. 
Beekman, J., loi Oakes-st. 



Bespaloff, B., 463 S. Division-st. 
Baker, C. A., 16 S. lonia-st. 

DeMaat, Henry, 558 Ottawa-st. 

Ellidger, The American Tailor, 

151 Monroe-st. 
Fritz, The Tailor, no Canal-st. 

Gardiner & Baxter, 55 Monroe-st. 
Granello, F., 107 Ottawa-st. 



11' 



Custom Tailors — Continued. 



Haas Tailoring Co., 103 Canal-st. 
Hart lK: Tillman, 469 S. Division-st. 

Knudson, K., 20 W. Bridge-st. 
Lee, \Vm. 145 Canal-st. 
Nell & Meyerl, 50 Monroe-st. 
Reddrugins, H., 132 W. Fulton-st. 



Shattuck & Trowbridge, 24 Mon- 
roe-st. 

Schuiling & Battjes, 114 S. Divi- 
sion-st. 

Sachen, J., i'] Pearl-st. 

Williams, F. M., 70 Canal-st. 
Wurzburg, Joseph, cor. Crescent- 
ave and Kent-st. 



Teas and Coffees. 

Atlantic & Pacific Co., 108 Mon- New York Tea Co., 51 Monroe-st. 

roe-st. Tel. 214. 

Joyce, William, 450 S. Division-st. 

Wagons, Carriages and Sleighs. 



Belknap Wagon and Sleigh Co., 
37 and 49 N. Front-st., Tel. 125. 

Brown, Hall & Co., 20 and 22 
Pearl-st. 

Cummings, John, 42 N. Division-st. 

Denison, W. C, 88 to 92 S. Divi- 
sion-st. 

Fiebig, Henry, 148 Canal-st. 
Fitch, George C, 488 S. Division- 
st. 



Gresler & Fritz, Alabama-st. 

Rathman, Julius, 150 Canal-st. 

Spiral Spring Buggy Co., Kent-st. 

Tyroler, M., dealer, 26 Monroe-st. 

Wilmot, Geo. H., 36 E. Bridge-st. 
Wood, Arthur, 33 to 37 Waterloo- 

st. 
Williams & Lambert. 



W^ood, Coal and Ice. 



Bennett, S. P., Ice Co., 56 Pearl-st. 
Behnke, G. H., 30 E. Bridge-st. 
Bauer &: Krekel, 17 E. Bridge-st., 
Tel. 376. 

Cowles, Wm. A., cor. W. Fulton 

and W. Division-sts. 
Central Coal Co., on Bartlett-st„ 

Tel. 834. 
Collins, Hiram* loi Ottawa-st. 

Grand Rapids Ice and Coal Co.. 
52 Pearl-st., Tel, 159. 

Himes, A., 54 Pearl-st. 

Kilstrom & Peterson, 50 W. Bridge- 
st., Tel. 968. 



Ketcham, S. G., 14 W. Bridge-st. 
Knowlson, A. B., 25 Pearl-st. 

Leppink & Co., Grandville-ave., 
near C. & W. M. R. R., Tel. 347. 

Schaddelee eS: Co., cor. 4th and D- 

sts. 
South Grand Rapids Coal Co., 514 

S. Division-st. 

Telder, Peter, cor. W. Division 
and Veto-sts. 

A'alley City Ice and Coal Co., 25 
Monroe-st., Tel. 628. 



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FIRE ALARM BOXES. 



PAGE OF TABLES. 

2 Corner Canal and Pearl Streets 32 

5 Corner Waterloo and Louis Streets 32 

7 Corner Monroe and Ionia Streets 32 

8 Corner Monroe and Division Streets 33 

10 Corner Lyon and North Division Streets 33 

1 2 Lyon and Campau 32 

13 Hastings and Kent 23 

14 Corner Kent and Newberry Streets 14 

1 5 Ouimby and Canal 5 

16 Canal and Sweets, Chair Company's Factory 5 

18 Leonard Street and College Avenue 2 

21 No. I Engine House Lagrave Street 40 

23 Wealthy and Jefferson Avenues 51 

24 Washington Street and College Avenue 38 

25 Madison and Fifth Avenue 57 

26 Wealthy Avenue and Henry Street 53 

3 1 Ionia and Fulton 41 

32 Godfrey A. McCord & Bradfield 61 

34 Prescott & Ionia 50 

35 Grandville Avenue and Martha Street 61 

36 Corner South Ionia Street and Ninth Avenue 59 

41 No. 2 Engine House Barclay Street 33 

42 Trowbridge and Livingston 2 

43 Sinclair and East Bridge Streets 2 

45 Fountain and Prospect Streets 3, 

5 1 Front Street Powers & Walker's 3 

52 No. 3 Engine House Front Street 24 

53 Jefferson and Bridge Streets 30 

54 Michigan and Fourth Streets 26 

61 West Leonard Street and Broadway 6 

62 Widdicomb Furniture Factory — D Street 25 

63 West Leonard Street and Alpine Avenue , 8 

65 Front Street — Kent Furniture Company 6 

67 Harrison Wagon Works 7 

7 [ Fulton and Summer Streets 42 

72 Engine House No. 8 y 

1 2 1 Bissell's— Mill Street 3: 

123 Engine House No. 4 Kent Street 3 

131 Corner Trowbridge and Canal Streets 2 



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1 34 Corner Bridge and Canal Streets 23 

1 35 Hastings and Ionia Streets 23 

141 Oriel Cabinet Company — Canal Street 23 

142 Corner Ottawa and Walbridge Streets 14 

145 Engine House No. 5 Canal Street 5 

153 Leonard Street and Plaintield Avenue 4 

154 Quimby Street and Plainfield Avenue 4 

181 Corner Madison Street and North Avenue 3 

214 Corner Fulton and Lafayette Streets 3g 

234 Pleasant Street and Jefferson Avenue 51 

4 1 Cherry and Prospect Streets 39 

242 Madison and Wealthy Avenues 52 

243 Corner Paris Avenue and Cherry Street 38 

246 Cherry and Packard Streets 37 

252 McDowell Street and Jefferson Avenue 58 

261 Thomas and Union Streets 53 

312 Division and Oakes Streets 40 

313 Bartlett and Division Streets 40 

314 Engine House No. 6 41 

315 Ellsworth Avenue and Island Street 41 

325 Grandville and Third Avenues 49 

343 South Division Street and Fourth Avenue 58 

361 G. R. & I. Car Shops— Hall Street 60 

421 Corner Coit Avenue & Newberry Street 15 

431 Corner College Avenue and Lidia Street 17 

434 East Bridge Street and Grand Avenue 20 

452 Fountain and Union Streets 35 

453 Lyon Street and College Avenue 35 

512 Front Street— Star Mills 31 

513 Pearl and Front Streets 31 

514 Summer and Bridge Streets 31 

515 Corner Winter and Allen Streets • • • -30 

532 West Bridge and Indiana Streets 29 

542 Corner Second and Pine Streets 27 

612 Corner Tenth Street and Broadway 13 

613 Corner Scribner and Eighth Streets 13 

621 Corner Seventh and Davis Streets 12 

622 Corner Fourth and D Streets 25 

631 Lincoln and West Leonard Streets 9 

651 Webster and Front Streets 6 

712 G. R. & I. R. R. and Court Street 31 

713 Front and Watson Streets 42 

714 Front and Earl Streets 43 

721 Straight and West Fulton Streets 44 

723 Straight Street and Butterworth Avenue 44 



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INDEX 

To Business Directory and City Information 



A 

PAGE. 

Additions 93 to 96 

B 

Boots and Shoes 97 

Bakers and Confectioners 98 

Brewers and Wholesale Liquor Dealers ; . .98 

Board of Supervisors 76 

Banks 78 

C 

Cigars and Tobaccos 99 

Clothing Houses 99m 

Crockery and Glassware 99^ 

Church Directory 70 to 73 

County Offices 74 

City Water Works 7y 

County Press 80 

City Officers 81 

City Population 86 

City Assessment 86 

City Registration List 87-88 

Circuit Court 75 

City Ordinances 89 to 92 

Relating to Auctioneers 89 

Relating to Breaches of the Peace 89 

Relating to the Preservation of the Peace. . . .89 and 90 
Relating to Bathing 90 



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Relating to Houses of .Ill-Fame 90 

Relating to Suppression of Gambling 90 

Relating to Loitering for Fraudulent Purposes 91 

Relating to the numbering of Buildings 91 

Relating to Vehicles Qi-Q- 

Relating to the Sale of Firewood 92 

Relating to Butchers and INIarket Men 92 

E 
Express Companies 79 

F 

Flour and Feed lOi 

Furniture Manufacturers 102 

Furniture Dealers 102 

Fire Department 76 

Fire Alarms 122-123 

G 

Groceries and Provisions 103 to 105 

Grand Rapids Board of Trade 76 

H 

Hardware 106 

Hotels ic6 

Harness, Trunks and Saddles 107 

I 

Insurance 107 

Interest Table 80 

J 

Jewelers 107 

Justice Courts 75 



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L 

Lumber io8 

Laundries io8 

Livery and Sale Stables 109 

M 

Miscellaneous Department 109 to 1 12 

Millinery 112 

Music 112 

Members of Council 81 

N 
Notions and Fancy Goods 114 



Printing and Engraving 114 

Plumbing 114 

Photographers and Artists 115 

Paints, Oils and Varnishes 115 

Postoffice 74 

Police Court 75 

Police Department 76 

Property Owned by the City ']'] 

Press — City Publications 79 

Public Library 84 

Postoffices in Ottawa County %'] 

R 

Real Estate 1 1 5 to 1 16 

Railroad Distance Tables 65 to 69 



Stationers 116 

Sectional Map of the City 1 18-1 19 



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-127- 

Sectional Map of the Count}' 120-121 

Superior Court 75 

Schools — General Statistics 84-85 

T 

Tailors 1 16-1 17 

Teas and Coffees 117 

Table of Wages 62-63 

Telephone Stations 64 

Telegraph Stations 76 

U 

U, S. District Court 75 

U. S. Circuit Court 76 

U. S. Internal Revenue 79 

U. S. Custom House 86 

W 

Wagons, Carriages and Sleighs 117 

\\' ood, Coal and Ice 117 

Water Rates 77~7^ 



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